mAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is my neighborhood and while the victim is a rabbi, is it definitely related to his religion vs him just being the person walking down the street when this homeless guy decided to attack someone?
There is a LOT of antisemitism in the county right now. I walked past the courthouses in Rockville this week, and passed a Black man on the corner near the courthouses in Rockville, who obviously had some significant mental health issues, yelling about how horrible Jewish people are. I was a little unnerved from his yelling. But I can't imagine what a Jewish person might feel, passing him.![]()
I have a hard time believing that Montgomery County has a LOT of antisemitism, as a Jew who grew up there and now lives in the District. One disturbed man yelling about Jews in public is neither (a) a new thing or (b) particularly troubling. Rabbis being beaten with sticks, that seems more upsetting, though we also don't yet know whether whoever hit the rabbi knew he was a rabbi or even Jewish...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There’s a lot of people who are really angry at the genocide israel is committing on mostly peaceful people right now.
There is going to be pushback. That’s what this is.
Don’t like it? Blame israel.
Uh, thanks, I think I’ll blame the people who attack Jews for attacking Jews, not the Jews. Presumably this rabbi in Silver Spring is not making military decisions for the IDF halfway across the world.
Anonymous wrote:There’s a lot of people who are really angry at the genocide israel is committing on mostly peaceful people right now.
There is going to be pushback. That’s what this is.
Don’t like it? Blame israel.
Anonymous wrote:There’s a lot of people who are really angry at the genocide israel is committing on mostly peaceful people right now.
There is going to be pushback. That’s what this is.
Don’t like it? Blame israel.