If we can all admit that it is wrong than why is it wrong to say that the rabbonim over there should make a stand about such a thing. If an analogous situation would happen here in America you would have tons of rabbonim screaming about sinas chinam. It seems that certain posters will defend what goes on over there to no end. What has to happen for you to realize that the situation there is out of control? As has been stated elsewhere in the CR there is no issue making voices heard in regards to other communal issues so why is this issue any different? I don’t think the leaders are necessarily to blame but the fact that no one from that community speaks up afterwards is very curious. And that’s what I have a taina on. The silence is deafening. I don’t think a rav told anyone to go stone people but I think the general atmosphere over there is definitely conducive to such a thing and that is what a rav should combat. I want to see an asifa on this epidemic of los sisna as achicha bilvavecha.
@Toi I am not besimcha I am very much betzaar and you should be too. Ironically there is plenty of “anti-semitism” to go around – charedi soldiers are people too.