Video #12: Back to school after holidays 2011-10-23

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Uploaded by on Oct 24, 2011

At the Orot school in Beit Shemesh, on the kids first day back to school after the holidays, the zealots yelled insults right outside the school. The police came and moved them away from the school, threatening to use stun guns if they didn't move.

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  • SHAME ON YOU!!! The rule of psychological projection is uncanny. I speak Hebrew. These men are saying Psalms and slogans protesting the school in their neighborhood. There are no personal insults used - except the childish ones displayed on screen. This is a peaceful prayer and protest rally. The reporter is shamelessly lying about what they are saying, taking advantage of the language barrier of the people listening. I suppose that people feel freedom of speech only applies if they agree.

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  • fuck israel

  • G-D will judge everyone noone is exempt.

  • FUCK THE POLICE

  • @ydkshow 100 percent. Someone actually sees this for what it is. These people have a legal right to freedom of speech and were not being violent.

  • Should of stunned them. Fucken Parasites

  • Well they quickly invalidated any teshuvah done over the holidays. May G-d judge them according to their deeds.

  • Ultra orthodox zombies.

  • If they thought what they were doing wasn't wrong, they wouldn't try to cover the cameras.

  • What the hell is wrong with these people

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