Watch: 200 Arrested As Worshipers Break Into Rashbi’s Tomb, Attack Police

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MERON (VINnews) — Some 200 people were arrested after they broke into the tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai Tuesday evening and refused to leave despite police calling on them to disperse in accordance with public health regulations. The worshipers attacked police with stones and other objects and the policemen were forced to summon reinforcements and use force to disperse the illegal gathering.

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Sam
Sam
3 years ago

I wish I knew who these guys are when they. Show up shnuring at my house, I would throw them the hell out

Judith
Judith
3 years ago

There’s a chinuch problem among Haredim

go Rashbi Go
go Rashbi Go
3 years ago

What a Kidush HaShem and the Mesirus Nefesh To touch Rashbi.
Those police are not there and dont care about the health of the chareidim which wont effect the Chareidim anyway because its Rashby and nothing bad can happen with Rashbi. But those spiteful police and army they are a different story.

KShomron
KShomron
3 years ago

Further proof that the Hasidic branch of Judaism bears little resemblance to true Yiddishkeit. This is דרכיה דרכי נועם? It could be easily be justified that these are just a bunch of extremists. But then why don’t the Admorim speak up? Seems they are clueless as to handle these jerks.

Benzion Y. Twerski
Benzion Y. Twerski
3 years ago

History reflects that most wars were started “in G-d’s name”. When someone cites religion to explain why they make their choices, they expect the rest of us to believe they are justified and holy. Yet, all too often, they are just wrong, and are exploitatively using G-d’s name. I believe this is forbidden, as the use of G-d’s name in vain.

Chatzkel
Chatzkel
3 years ago

Those animals should wear tags, “we are animals” so when they show up collecting in lakewood, I’ll send them flying right down the parkway

Chatzkel
Chatzkel
3 years ago

Dear “from west coast” your correct, I accept your Musser, bl’n I will be more careful, thanks for the rebuke, you should be gebenched!

Dave
Dave
3 years ago

And people are wondering why Mashiach isn’t here. Just read this comment section. The sinas chinam and lashon hara is sickening

Yankel liebershnitzel
Yankel liebershnitzel
3 years ago

Dear Dave, even the holy chofetz Chaim spoke very strongly against evil, it would be wrong for good jews to sit silently and ignore the terrible actions and behavior of a few frum dressed people. Of course everything with the correct measure, but something needs to be said!

Emes
Emes
3 years ago

Very discouraging to see people with such total disregard for the Covid 19 situation. They endanger the lives of so many people including their parents and grand parents.

Litvak
Litvak
3 years ago

It is about time people realize that these pyromaniac clowns DO NOT, DO NOT, represent Judaism.

They have invented a new cult that bears no resemblance to the pristine beauty of authentic rational Judaism as it existed before it was corrupted by Lurianic fairy-tale-wonderland gnostic fantasies and “Hasidic” (a misnomer if there ever was one) guruism and avatarism.

I am sure that many secular are seeking and would return to the ways of their fathers but are put off by the proliferation of “cabalist” charlatans and “Hassidic” clowns who have effectively hijacked our Judaism.

(If I for one minute believed that these clowns are practicing Judaism, I too would become secular).

The tragedy of our time. These clowns are not funny!

PaulinSaudi
PaulinSaudi
3 years ago

I never heard of this teacher. The Wikipedia article on him is very interesting.