Jerusalem, Israel - Charedim Attack Police
Jerusalem, Israel - Several dozen ultra-Orthodox men have attacked Border Guard policemen who arrived to arrest an illegal worker in Charedi neighborhood of Meah Shearim. One of the policemen was lightly injured and the illegal Palestinian laborer's employer managed to escape.
The incident started this morning when a Border Guard unit arrived to arrest the illegal Palestinian laborer in Meah Shearim. The team officers attempted to arrest the employer, and an row has erupted as a result.
After the laborer was arrested several dozen of Charedim gathered around the Border Guard team and begun beating them up. A few others even punctured the tires of their squad jeeps. One police officer was lightly injured during the confrontation and was treated on the scene by paramedics, the Border Guard unit fired one shot in air to deter the attackers and hurled two stun grenades but no one was injured.
The suspected attackers managed to escape, including the employer of the illegal laborer, and the police are searching for the perpetrators.
posted by VOS IZ NEIAS @ 7/05/2006 08:02:00 AM
4 Comments:
At 9:58 AM,
Anonymous said…
I really wish these charedim thugs get caught very soon.
Since when do Jews beat up on cops?
its a massive chillul hashem and must be stopped.
This same story happened in bnei brak last month when the dept of taxation came around and also got beaten up.
These so called charedim are worse then Behamos in my opinion.
At 10:34 AM,
Anonymous said…
Rubashkin, OU, KAJ, UMK Rebranding To Avoid Consumer Wrath?
Stephen Mendelsohn writes:
I was in ShopRite this evening and noticed in their circular that they were offering their own new brand of glatt kosher hot dogs, certified by the OU and KAJ. In the kosher hot dog section, there were also packages of another new brand, Nathan's (the Coney Island folks), which was non-glatt and certified by R' Zeilingold's UMK. It seems to me that Rubashkin is trying to get around the boycott of his products by marketing them under private labels with no mention of AgriProcessors on the package. One wonders whether the OU or UMK may have recommended this deceptive practice to keep consumers from knowing where their meat was shechted. Watch for more grocery stores, especially in the Northeast, to sport private-label kosher meat to cover for Rubashkin.
At 11:24 AM,
Anonymous said…
Shloima,
what does the previous post have to do with tea in China??
He happens not to know what he is talking about anyway. Agri has many labels. This is not any different than any other major company that "competes with itself." As for the Nathans hot Dogs, they are not glatt so there is nothing to talk about there.
At 3:01 AM,
Anonymous said…
Oh, stop with your "chuilul Hash-m" comments - the mishtara in Israel need some lead put between their eyes.
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