Anti-Haredi police brutality 2.5.26

This is par for the course with the ZioNazi Gestapo.

@shalom al israel

all this serves as a timely reminder that the yehudim in EY are in galut in their own land between their own brothers

very far from any athalta degeoula ….
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It is worse. Much, much, much worse. It’s not from today, this goes back at least 20 years ago when the brutality started and they took off the kid gloves to put on knuckle-brass ones. There have been instances where people were trampled by horses, thrown to the grown and stomped, whipped with sticks, kicked viciously in all parts of their body without rachamim, where women were hit, shoved and screamed at, where water cannons containing toxic substances were shot at men, women and children, where stun grenades were thrown at a woman and her children, where rubber bullets and stun grenades were thrown at crowds, where there has been systematic rounding up of Jews, infiltration into their homes, shuls and yeshivot. This coupled with the campaign of dehumanization that’s been ongoing in full hatred since 2020 when the media then got onboard with the propaganda machine reporting that the orthodox were spreading disease by not *wearing masks*.

Here is a breakdown of how this has manifested over the last several years:

1. Medicalized Dehumanization (The “Plague” Narrative)
Journalists and commentators described cities like Bnei Brak as “medieval plague cities” or “incubators of disease.”

Selective Outrage: While crowds gathered at beaches or protests in Tel Aviv, the cameras remained fixed on Mea Shearim, creating a visual lie that the Haredim were the sole cause of national instability.

The “Science” Excuse: By framing the conflict as “Science vs. Religion,” the media allowed the public to feel intellectually superior while engaging in primal tribalism.

2. Economic Dehumanization (The “Parasite” Trope)
This is perhaps the most persistent and damaging narrative.

The “54 Billion” Myth: Media outlets have repeatedly cited inflated or dismantled figures regarding the “cost” of the Haredi community to the Israeli economy. This turns human beings into a “financial deficit” that needs to be “fixed.”

“Sucking the Marrow”: Language used by prominent politicians and broadcasters has often described the community as draining the lifeblood of the productive secular population, effectively stripping them of their human status and turning them into a “problem” to be managed.

3. Dehumanization through “Police Order”
Mt. Meron Incident (2024): Even after the tragedy, reports surfaced of police being told to “hit them so they won’t want to return for 50 years.” MKs have noted that the media incitement led many citizens and officers to view Haredim as “subhuman” or lacking human rights.

The “Other” Laws: There is a documented “dual system” of enforcement where Haredi protests are met with a level of violence and mass indictment that is rarely seen in other social sectors.

In the past 24 hours MK Lieberman has called the orthodox in Bnei Brak – mechablim – which means terrorists. This is the word given to the various groups such as PLO in those days, rogue assassins and Hamas. Not the narrative is shifting towards the orthodox in Bnei Brak. Those who can read the writing on the wall need to know exactly where this is heading.

Blue, without discussing every item, some might be true, some may be your perception, a couple of ideas:

1. Jews lived and live in many places where we are discriminated by some or by government. We traditionally react quietly and rely on individuals to deal with worst problems. Nothing that you describe comes close to that.
2. If you expect more from a Jewish government, and it is reasonable, it makes you a zionist. Nothing wrong with that, just make sure where you stand.
3. A lot of these things, even if they are unfair, could be dealt with by your own behavior. Avoid locations with violent demonstrations and you won’t be confused with them. Here in America, there are whole areas of the city where it is dangerous to go, so we don’t.

ujm is not at all achieving his objective by using the N slur

instead of lowering the reputation of the israeli police to the level of the nazi’s ….

he is succeeding in one thing only — elevating the nazi’s reputation to the level of the israeli police , which admittedly happens to be a very low level ….
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My family and I live in Israel for over 20 years, we live in Bnei-Brak, we were never harassed by the mishtara. This post removed and refuses to discuss the context of how this happened. Bnei Torah turned over a police car, burned a motorcycle burning a pair of tefillin of a police officer who is a shomer Torah Umitzvois, in addition, they beat up a middle aged Hatzala member, all while screaming “NAZIS NAZIS NAZIS! Police are not Bnei-Torah, but this was a massive Chillull Hasehm and this post just covered up this atrocity against the RBS”O and Hiis Torah! Shame on all of You!

Blue,
it seems that you are reading or listening to something that makes you so offended, leading to you considering others so offensive to you that you are now allowed to use any means possible to fight the “evil”. No wonder you notice that even people in your shul are reporting you to police, if I parse your statements correctly. As Satmer suggest, try – for a little while – live ehrliche Jewish life and see if police is still pursuing you. Then come here and report.

Always_Ask_Questions
Participant
Living on the Land for over 50 years in the worst of places, the most contested areas has allowed me the first-hand knowledge of which I write. This is not heresay, this not gleaned from websites, this is experience 101. When you live, see, know, feel, hear with your Ramach/Shasah the Land, then you can preach what is *proper* and what is not.