Moshe, an ultra-Orthodox resident of Mea Shearim, told Channel 12 that the protesters represented a “small handful” of the community and that most were afraid of them.
“We are afraid of them and all these years we have been against them. These people don’t represent anyone, it is a small and loud group, and we also suffer from them,” he said.
“Although we are an ultra-Orthodox community and support protests against Zionism, we are also afraid of the extremists that injured the woman, who is hospitalized now.”
Funny how when it's them it's a small handful and they take no responsibility, in fact they're also victims and they certainly oppose this behaviour. But when someone in the secular community does something outrageous, oh well that's just because they're all like that.
ReplyDelete"Although we are an ultra-Orthodox community and support protests against Zionism, we are also afraid of the extremists that injured the woman, who is hospitalized now.”
ReplyDeleteYes, that's also what the Palestinians say about Hamas.