Shira, a young woman who was attacked by ultra-Orthodox in Jerusalem, said that there was no reason in fact: "I have no idea why they did it •" These are excruciating pains, I can not sleep "
The leg of the young woman who was attacked
An ultra-Orthodox young woman was attacked on Tuesday (Tuesday) in Jerusalem by a group of ultra-Orthodox while calling her by nicknames such as "Shiktsa" and pouring boiling water over her.
According to her, the attackers had no reason to attack her.
When Shira, a member of a charity organization in Jerusalem for the past three months, was sitting with her friend in an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood in the city, she was suddenly approached by two followers who began shouting insults at her.
"They shouted at me, 'Shitza, you should not be here!'
The stunned girl demanded that the two stop shouting at her, and they disappeared.
Five minutes later, another follower arrived, whom she had never seen.
"He carried a full bottle of water to the end in boiling water and poured its contents on all my feet. I have no idea why they attacked me, I am anxious about everything," she said.
"They always say, 'What a poor ultra-Orthodox,' and in my head it was clear, and all of a sudden you snatch something like that. I was there with tights and a skirt under my knee, and they shouted at me, 'Shiktsa,' I have no idea why," Shira said.
"The devotee who poured the boiling water on me seemed to enjoy it. I have never seen this person, in my life they did not shout at me to 'cut.'
"I was in the market. It's crazy," Shira recalls.
"These are excruciating pains, all my legs have burned. I can't sleep."
The young woman was quickly taken to the emergency medical center, where she was diagnosed with stage 2 burns. She then filed a complaint with the police.
"I hope they really take care of it," she said.