Violent clashes erupted in the Pico-Robertson area as pro-Hamas terrorists confronted Jews.
The violence started near the Adas Torah synagogue on Pico Boulevard on Sunday morning.
At 10:52 a.m., pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered in front of the Adas Torah synagogue at 9040 W. Pico Blvd., west of Robertson Boulevard, and blocked the doors. They were met by counter-demonstrators, some carrying Israeli flags, according to Los Angeles Police Department Officer Tony Im.
Police in riot gear arrived to restore order.
What began as heated verbal exchanges escalated into physical altercations. Videos posted on social media showed punches being thrown, people being wrestled to the ground, and kicked. The violence began when pro-Palestinian protesters tried to stop people from entering the synagogue.
“Do your message, spread your message, it’s the First Amendment. But when you’re pepper-spraying little girls, it’s messed up,” said Mishah Klein, a local resident.
Several people were detained at the scene, but according to the LAPD, no one was officially arrested. One person was cited for refusing to disperse.
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Where was the police ? Well this is America
Proud to see LA jews standing up and fighting back. Just like Rabbi Meir Kahane taught us: jews must fight for ourselves, only then the gentiles will respect us.
It’s about time we started fighting back instead of running away.
The arabs are revolting..
You said it, they stink on ice..
It was a mostly peaceful protest.
We can learn a very interesting trick from the story of King Achav that will help to assure us that no-one can harm us.
The Gemara says that when Achav went into battle, all the soldiers returned home safely.
What was their secret:
They got along with each other. The Frum got along with the non-Frum and amongst the Frum they also got along and amongst the non-Frum they also got along. There was zero fighting amongst the Jewish nation. In the merit of peace and zero
לשון הרע
and zero
מוציא שם רע
they were Zocheh to the protection of the Master of the Universe.
If we love the next person and treat him as if he is our child, then the Almighty will 1 million percent protect you and make sure that hamas won’t even lift a finger at you.
Just like you want that people should judge your children
לכף זכות
you also have to judge the other guy’s children
לכף זכות
The guy at the end came prepared for war with a lulav, nice
No point for any verbal or even physical exchange, they will never admit, agree or silence – just call the police to get them out of the way and ignore them.
They shouldn’t be allowed in the vicinity of a synagogue. Just *IDIOTIC*. There are certainly limits & they should be defined and enforced. 🤔 Call it a restraining order. 🤔
They shouldn’t be allowed in the vicinity of a synagogue. Just *IDIOTIC*. There are certainly limits & they should be defined and enforced. 🤔 Call it a restraining order. 🤔
Kahane was right!