After an egg was thrown on the Rebbe's vehicles, students at the Vizhnitz meeting began raging at the nearby "Nahalat Dan" yeshiva • The Haredi Sector Turbulent: "Shame" • View the documentation
Students at the Vizhnitz meeting in Bnei Brak have wreaked havoc in the nearby "Nahalat Dan" yeshiva, according to the latter, after the latter have been harassing them, throwing eggs at them and even violently attacking students. The students broke into the "Nahalat Dan" yeshiva and began rioting on the spot and breaking objects. Only after a long time did the youngsters stop the frenzy and leave.
The incident began yesterday evening (Monday) after students from Hasidic Yeshiva students say Spanish Nahalat Dan students threw an egg on Admor Musenitz's vehicles. According to allegations from the attackers, students in the Spanish yeshiva have been harassing them for a long time. , Throwing eggs and glass bottles "in a malicious manner" at anyone passing through the area. On Saturday night, they say, a US-born Abraq who was in Bnei Brak was found in iron bars and in need of medical attention.
The red line was an apparent egg shot on the Rebbe's vehicles. The young Wizhnitz Hasidic men broke into the nearby yeshiva and began to riot. After the interference of the Wiznitz Yeshiva, the riot was stopped and ambulances and police cars were called in. The police began investigating the incident.
Witnesses to the event called it a "pogrom" and described the place as an attack scene. The rioters, they said, broke doors, walls and windows and left a lot of destruction behind. "I heard terrible shouts, I thought it was a terror attack," one eyewitness said.
The ultra-Orthodox watsap groups are in turmoil following the events. "This congregation is already stumbling, not one or two, in behaviors as if there is no God. All in one restoration prayer and order, and will have to pay one heavy price for it forever. No excuse and explanation will not justify the nastiness and crime and injustice last night. Shame and disgrace," one group wrote .
