news
News in Israel
Criminal news and law
The ultra-Orthodox accuse: The police went on a "revenge campaign" in Bnei Brak after attacking the police
MKs allege police violence against innocent people in enforcement operations in the city, after hours earlier followers attacked police officers who enforced the Corona directives: "Forceful conduct that could degenerate into bloodshed." Ohana admitted: Injustice on their part "
Tags
religious
Bnei Brak
Torah Judaism
Shas
Corona virus
Yaki Adamkar
Friday, 22 January 2021, 11:04
Share on Facebook
Share on WhatsApp
Share on general
Share on general
Share on Twitter
Share on Email
0 comments
Biden has signed war orders in Corona: we will reach 500,000 ...
The court ordered the prosecution to amend the indictment against ...
Lying brutally and shaking: Assisting in a kindergarten in Fatah ...
Contrary to the directive of the Minister of Education: B'Tselem's CEO attended the conference ...
Ganz on a tour of the north: We acted against anyone who tried to harm us ...
On the verge of collapse: Public hospital workers protest ...
Joe Biden signed orders in the Corona, environment ...
Report: 23 killed in Israeli attack against militias ...
A magnitude 5.4 earthquake in Cyprus was felt ...
Winter weather: rescue in Jerusalem, snow on Mount Hermon and in the mountains ...
Benny Begin joins Gideon Saar's party: Opportunity ...
In the video: Violent clashes in Bnei Brak (Walla! NEWS system)
Following the condemnations against the police attack in Bnei Brak, the ultra-Orthodox sector sharply criticized the police this morning (Friday), claiming that they arrived in the city last night for a "revenge campaign," which included violence against innocent people and stun grenades - but did not act against the attackers.
The followers of Viznitz-Merkaz last night attacked police detectives in the city, during enforcement they carried out against the violation of the Koruna guidelines in Bnei Brak.
They also smashed the glass of the vehicle in which they were traveling and hit it with planks and stones.
During the incident, a policewoman was slightly injured.
As a result, dozens of YSM police officers arrived near midnight at a meeting of the Vizhnitz-Hasid storks, from which the boys who attacked the policemen allegedly came out. However, the police forces encountered an empty yeshiva after the boys studying there left the place. For civilians and curious people on nearby streets, when the police used violence against them, in some cases for no reason, and made massive use of stun grenades and olive groves.
Six protesters were arrested, however, none of the attackers in the violent incident were arrested.
Read more on the subject
With sticks and stones: Police detectives who enforce the closure regulations were violently attacked in Bnei Brak
After the police attack: Violent clashes in Bnei Brak, 6 arrested
Police prevent a yeshiva from opening in Ashdod;
Children went to school in Beitar Illit
Do not compromise on unsatisfying sex life: this will improve performance
"It does not contribute to restoring peace in the city."
Police deployment in Bnei Brak, yesterday (Photo: Israel Police Spokeswoman)
Deputy Minister Meir Porush (Torah Judaism) claimed that "even if the spectacle of harming police vehicles is not justified at all, the police must not act as if it is a violent revenge campaign that does not contribute to restoring peace to the city, things should have been conducted wisely and not forcefully."
His party colleague, Deputy Minister Uri Maklev, claimed that "police officers must not be allowed to go on a revenge campaign."
He said, "The police have a defined role in the law and must act solely in accordance with what the law allows them to do."
More on Walla!
NEWS
The ultra-Orthodox majority is no longer silent against the violators of the guidelines, but the reality is still far from changing
To the full article
"Police officers must not be allowed to go on a revenge campaign."
Arrest of a demonstrator in Bnei Brak, yesterday (Photo: screenshot, Shimon Baruch, field news by telegram)
Their colleague, MK Yitzhak Pindar added: "Tonight has been shown once again the need to establish a parliamentary investigative committee conduct of the police", and Shas MK Azoulay Yinon warned that the situation "could deteriorate bloodshed moment of loss of control over the event."
Public Security Minister The face, Amir Ohana, responded to the criticism, admitting that "most of the ultra-Orthodox public and in Bnei Brak in particular are law-abiding and unfortunately suffered tonight for no injustice in their palms." However, Ohana added that "attacking police officers can not pass quietly.
Like the corona guidelines or not?
The role of the police is to enforce.
We are in a common struggle to save lives.
The enemy is the virus, not another.
You can win - together. "
Share on Facebook
Share on WhatsApp
Share on general
Share on general
Share on Twitter
Share on Email
0 comments