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Omri Marian@omrimarian.bsky.social |
Why protest in front of a synagogue?
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Fyodor
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There was an real estate event there on buying land in the west bank. This was an ugly protest but at the same time it's inaccurate to cover this like a bunch of people just showed up at a shul for no reason.
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Dusty Poncho
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Seems the synagogue was hosting a real estate event for settlement properties.
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cidonnelly1
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Harassment is not a protest.
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@rallison.bsky.social
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My understanding is that this synagogue was hosting a real estate fair for land in Israel, and the protest was aimed at that. A few days earlier, the same fair was held at a different synagogue and also received a protest. Most of the reporting has left that out, which is important context.
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Alice in Keynes
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Truly, the world wonders. Because they said this protest movement wasn't about hating Jewish people and they wouldn't just lie about that, would they? 🤔
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