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Today (26 Adar II, 5782) Arab targeting Haredim who avoid draft. IDF, conscientious objectors, and even don’t visit Temple Mount.
Next time they tell you it’s about the so called “occupation” or their mosque in Jews’ Jerusalem (based on a which their person claimed he “visited” in his dream…) remind them such attacks.
Their leadership in Gaza/W.Bank never rejected their Hitlerist Mufti either. The worst thing is that inside Israel the Arab leadership is on the wrong side of morality. Which US not disconnected to the last two ISIS murderous attacks, Beer Sheva, Hadera.
Shalom, they usually go after settlers and har habayis people. That’s a fact. This is an exception, far, far from the norm.
Avira. Hadera, and Beer Sheva were not “settlers”.
Avira, I’m surprised that someone would even suggest that ahead of the Passover massacre anniversary…among so many r”l.
I do not understand the first 5 posts, because they are written in mediocre English. If supporters of the point of view of the first 5 posts expect to convince US politicians to support their cause, someone fluent in English will have to speak up for them.
Huju. I guess, the OP reminded that every body knows that most Bnei Brak residents do not serve in the army, yet the Arab targeted them. And out of Halachic reasons do not visit the Temple Mount either.
Historian: So your saying that because they refuse to serve in the military and avoid going up to har habayis, that somehow made them legitimate targets? I don’t get your point.
In arab propaganda, caricatures of traditionally dressed jews are common media – I don’t think they know that charedim are anti zionist. One thing neturei karta is good at is trying to change that, but individual extremists associate all jews with Israel.
The Hareidim can makes compromises necessary to make peace, whereas the zionists’ “red line” precludes ever making base with the Arab Muslims. The terrorists want the war to go indefinitely in the hope that someday the tide will turn in their favor. It makes sense that they attack those who would be willing to compromise on the zionist character of the state in return for peace since the last thing the terrorists want is peace, and the attacks are designed to cause the Hareidim to become more pro-zionists (not to mention that Hareidim are less likely to be armed).
If you are committed to a permanent war in the hopes of eventual victory (as the Palestinian nationalists are), it makes sense to attack those Jews who if in power would be inclined to make peace. The core zionist demand is that Eretz Yisrael is ruled by Jews, and any goyim therein are at “sufferance” (similar to the traditional status of Jews in Christian and Muslim countries) – which guarantees a permanent state of war with the Palestinian Muslims, since Muslims will never accept being treated the same way they have always treated Jews (racist bigots are like that – no golden rule for them). The Hareidim are more interest in autonomy and being able to have a Torah-oriented lifestyle, and unlike the zionists, would be able to “do business” with the Palestinian Muslims. So if you are a Palestinian unwilling to ever accept a zionist state, it makes sense to focus on killing those who might end the conflict (including both Hareidim, and Arabs who also favor peace).
To OP, not bad, the subtle wording about their mosque there… at first post.
The hareidim are the most identifiable group other than the IDF,as well they are iconic in their representation of Israel regardless of their religious or political differences.
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