New York – A woman in Brooklyn said she was afraid for her life because she was thrown, spit, spit and threw objects by a crowd of orthodox Jewish men who made her wrong as a participant in protest against Israel’s far-right security minister.
The attack, recorded by a Bystander, was published on Thursday to the Global Headquarters of the Chabad-Lubvich Movement in Crown Heights, where the presence of Itma’s Ben-JV-JV-JV-JV-JV-Jewn activist and members of the surrounding Orthodox community stopped.
The women’s association, a resident around her 30’s, told the press that she learned the protest by listening to police helicopters in her apartment. He walked to investigate around 10:30 pm but then the protest was distributed most. Not wanting to be filmed, he put his face on the face with a scarf.
“As soon as I pulled my scarf, a group of 4 men immediately surrounded me,” he said that he was afraid to protect him because he spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
“They were screaming at me, threatening to rape me, saying ‘death to the Arabs’. I thought the police would protect me from the crowd, but they did nothing to interfere,” he said.
As the intensity increased, the lonely police officer tried to take him to the protection. Hundreds of men and boys in Hebrew and English were followed for their blocks.
The video shows that two people are kicking him back, another is throwing traffic cones on his head and the fourth is pushing a garbage can.
“It’s America,” one of men is heard to say. “We’ve got Israel. We’ve got an army now.”
At one point, he and the police officer were almost a corner against a building, showing the video.
“I felt mere terror,” the woman remembered. “I realized at this moment that I couldn’t take this crowd of men to my house. I had never had to go anywhere. I didn’t know what to do. I was just terrified.”
After several blocks, the officer takes the woman to a police car, persuading one to shout, “Get him!” As he escaped, the crowd burst into the cheers.
The woman in New York, who was in a lifetime, said she was with the injury to the episode and shook mentally, which she said that the police should be investigated as a hate act.
He told AP, “I’ve been afraid to walk around where I have been living for a decade.” “No one seems to be really careful like a position of power.”
A police spokesman said that one was arrested after the protest and five others were invited, but no one involved in the abuse of the woman was alleged.
Mayor Eric Adams said on Sunday that police were investigating a series of events arising from a clash on Thursday when a group of anti-Israel protesters were surrounded by Chawab Lubvich World Headquarters-a Jewish worship. “
He said that the police had spoken to a different Palestine party in the protest after being harassed by protesters. The photos shared online have shown that the woman is flowing through the blood.
Adams added, “Let me clean: None of these are acceptable, in reality it is disgusting.” “New York City will always be a place where people can protest peacefully but we will not tolerate violence, crime, menacing or threat.”
The protest was several in recent days against Ben-GV, he was launching his first US state visit three years ago after joining Prime Minister Benjasin Netanyahu’s cabinet.
Earlier in Israel, he was convicted of racist incitement and terrorist groups and called on his supporters to face the Palestinians and to emphasize “Jewish power”.
Protests against the presence of Ben-Jivir Brooklyn created condemnation from some Jewish groups, who accused the participants target a religious site.
The area around the Chabad headquarters was also a place for the Crown Heights riots of 9, where black residents expressed anger over the death of a boy in an accident associated with Rabbi’s motorcade, attacking Jews, houses and businesses for three days.
A spokesman for Chabad-Lubavich, Rabbi Moti Seligun, opposed to Ben-ZV protesters and women who chased women both condemned.
“Violent provocaters who called for the genocide of Jews in support of terrorists and terrorism – outside a temple in a Jew, where the worst anti -violence in American history took place, where many residents had shared a deep bond with the victims of October 7 -” Antil was scared, and was scared.
“We condemn the crude language and violence of young people in the small breakway groups; these national steps are completely unacceptable and completely opposed to the values of the Torah. Perhaps any involuntary Bystander further underscores this matter,” he said.
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