Temple Beth Abraham counters Women In Black #2 - The Exit

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Uploaded by on Apr 26, 2007

Once the members of Temple Beth Abraham made the point that Israel Bashing and hatred have no place in the Oakland community, they marched as a group to the side of the street with the sidewalk to return to their synogogue. Apparently the sight of a short, guitar strumming Rabbi and a small child leading a group of Jews carrying peace signs and flags terrified the Bay Area Women In Black. They called the police! When the Oakland police arrived, all they could do was scoff at the absurdity of the call. Only a group of women whose hearts are as black as the clothes they wear could be scared by a multigenerational group of Jews singing "Havenu Shalom Alechem" (We bring peace to you).

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  • What I find funny, is the fact that these women are probably all feminists and liberal. Where could they: get an abortion, wear a thong, and go drinking in a gay bar with their best gay friend, in Israel or any Arab Nation? Notice how much more respectable the Jews are when you compare them to who shows up at Pro-Palestinian Events?

  • my god those women are depressing!

    i thought it was hilarious that they called the police on them.

    i mean, what is more threatening than a singing rabbi?

  • These women in black represent nothing but anti zionists and pro-terrorism. They also represent death.

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