A Channel 13 journalist joined a group of undercover Border Police officers who carry out operations in East Jerusalem disguised as Chareidim or Dati Leumi “settlers.”
Dressed as visibly religious Jews, the officers enter as “bait’ for Arabs, mainly youths, who throw stones or Molotov cocktails at them, enabling them to catch them in the act and detain them.
According to the police, these operations are very effective at increasing the safety on Jerusalem streets and are especially needed ahead of Ramadan [which begins on March 11 this year]. Although minors cannot be imprisoned, there are legal steps the police can take against them, including opening police files and summoning their parents to the police stations for warnings.
Watch the journalist joining the officers for two operations – the first in which he disguised himself as a Chareidi man, joining other “Chareidim” on a minibus, and the second in which he dressed as a Dati Leumi man, and together with a female detective, disguised as his wife, pretended to lose their way and “mistakenly” enter an Arab neighborhood.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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It’s about time
like the get up here but someone should tell him to take off his ring. it would make it look more real.
Maybe they all merit to stay in their disguise permanently
Check out the yarmulkas! I noticed that at least two undercover officers are wearing kipas that have on them “Yechi Adoneinu Moreinu V’Rabbienu Melech Hamoshiach L’Olom Va’ed”. These officers are specifically guided by the expert on how to dress EXACTLY as authentic chareidim! Did anyone else notice this?
Very nice but this isn’t accomplishing much. Better they should shoot to kill. Throwing rock is attempted murder.