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J’Lem Anti-Gay Protests Costly

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Who says Jews are cheap? Certainly not Jerusalem’s City Council, who are fuming mad over the Haredim anti-gay pride protests.

The religious fanatics, who burned trash bins and broke streets lamps during last week’s riots, cost the holy city about $100,000. Now Jerusalem’s pissed off politicos want them to pay.

Councilman Saar Netanel tells Ynet News:

The (Jerusalem) municipality needs to withhold the high cost of damages caused by Haredi protests from budgets allocated to the haredi community in the city.

It is impossible that tax payers in Jerusalem bare the brunt of the illegal protests carried out by the haredim. It is obviously legal to protest against the gay pride parade, but damaging municipal property is violent and illegal.

Netanel better be careful – those orthodox fools can be more wily than a Palestinian suicide bomber. And just as explosive.

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By:           Andrew Belonksy
On:           Jun 27, 2007
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No. 1 · nycstudman · Member · 256 comments

genius idea! cities here should charge Phelps for having to cover his protester’s asses when they disrupt funerals.

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[...] scaling back their protests for this year’s pride event. Last year’s pride resulted in right wing riots, which drew a lot of attention. Thus, conservatives are trying to turn a blind eye: There are signs [...]

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