Jerusalem Police uncovered a cache of alleged incitement materials and items associated with terrorist organizations during raids on two storage facilities in the Meah Shearim neighborhood on Tuesday.
Officers from the Lev Habira Police Station, together with Border Police forces, searched the two locations pursuant to court-issued warrants as part of an enforcement operation in central Jerusalem.
Police said detectives discovered a large quantity of anti-Israel signs and stickers, PLO flags, and a hat identified with the Hamas terrorist organization.
Officers also seized cans of spray paint and a paintball gun, along with additional materials found inside the storage facilities.
All of the items were confiscated and transferred to the Lev Habira investigative unit for further examination.
Police said the investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to identify the individuals responsible for the storage facilities and determine the circumstances surrounding the materials.
(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)
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why is anyone shocked? they refer to Israelis as nazis.
yes, kosher jews still exist in this world. to whom is this shocking?
not that I support them, but what’s illegal?
somejerk,
It’s obviously not shocking to Nazi Kapos like you, worshipers of the anti-Zionism goddess who glorify monsters that slaughter real Jews.
May you and your scummy friends share the same fiery eternity!
Literally, nobody is shocked by this.
1. In the USA and most democracies this nonsense is perfectly legal. Like hanging up a sign “Death to America.” Stupid, repugnant, but legal. That’s called “democracy”, “freedom of expression”, and other niceties Israel claims to also believe in.
2. These signs and paraphernalia are the work of a handful of crackpots who crave attention and represent themselves only. The fact that the Israeli government gives them the dignity of even noticing that they exist, let alone treating them as some sort of threat, is exactly the sort of thing that they are looking for.
3. DrYidd – “They” in this case refers to a very small and specific group who operate outside any recognized Chareidi framework. This has nothing to do even with “Peleg” demonstrations or calling (a specific subgroup of Israelis who engage in violent behavior that some perceive as persecution, by no means “Israelis” in general) “Nazis”. (Something itself reprehensible, but it has nothing to do with this article. But little details like that never stopped you from making a false equivalency.)