Harassment and Violence from Arabs Continues at Hebrew U
Error: Contact form not found.
by JNS.org
Despite avowed plans for a non-violent Land Day protest March 30, Palestinians threw rocks and Molotov cocktails at Israel soldiers during recent altercations near the Kalandia checkpoint north of Jerusalem, reported Israel National News.
Israeli soldiers had to respond with rubber bullets and tear gas, as well as machines releasing a foul smell and high frequency sound waves. Land Day rallies are held to support Arab claims to Israel.
On the same day, Arab men threw Molotov cocktails at a bus near Jerusalem’s Hebrew University. Arab harassment of Jewish Hebrew U students is far from a new development, according to reports. Female students at the school’s Mount Scopus campus have complained that Arabs regularly commit various sexual offenses against them.
“This is an unsafe place,” one female student told Israel National News last month. “You can’t go out in the evening after 6:00 p.m., when it is dark. They come here and they know that they can harass Jewish women. They would not harass Arab women because they fear blood vengeance and the like.”
Ben Stiller to Direct Knicks Documentary Series With HBO
Conservative Analysts Suggest Controversial US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding Might Be Nixed By Congress
Israel Severs Ties With EU Foreign Policy Office as Dispute Over ‘Apartheid’ Remarks Intensifies
A Lawyer Breaks Down the Iran Deal, Section by Section
Jewish Books Are Being Banned and Shunned: Here’s What Our Response Should Be
Negotiating a Deal vs. Waging a Holy War
The Media Stokes Stories on Israeli ‘Spies’ to Increase Fear About Israel
Germany Records Historic Surge in Antisemitic Incidents as Authorities Warn of Deepening Normalization of Hate
Experts, Former Trump Officials Slam US-Iran Agreement
US Releases Full Iran Memorandum as Trump Warns Deal Remains Conditional






The Media Stokes Stories on Israeli ‘Spies’ to Increase Fear About Israel
Jewish Books Are Being Banned and Shunned: Here’s What Our Response Should Be
Negotiating a Deal vs. Waging a Holy War
A Lawyer Breaks Down the Iran Deal, Section by Section
Israel Severs Ties With EU Foreign Policy Office as Dispute Over ‘Apartheid’ Remarks Intensifies



