Increase in Jewish attacks on Christians in occupied Jerusalem

Fars News Agency International Group; “Spitting and cursing at a Christian priest, then insulting Jesus”. This is the latest bouquet of Zionist settlers in occupied Jerusalem.

Until a few days ago, the European Union and the United States complained about the violence of the Zionist settlers in the West Bank and threatened Tel Aviv. Israelis report an increase in attacks on Christians in Jerusalem.

“Quds police launched an investigation yesterday Saturday following a complaint about an attack on a Christian cleric near Bab Helyl, in which it was reported that a young Jewish man spat in the face of a Christian cleric. And he cursed him.”

This incident was recorded by cameras. When the police warn the settler to “Stop. This is not a good thing… He is a priest”, the settler replied while insulting the Messiah – peace be upon him – “These are Christians. They are right.”

Walla news website admitted that similar incidents in which Christian clerics have been the target of Jewish youth attacks in recent months in the old part of Jerusalem has increased. Laval, a member of the Catholic Church, told Valla, “This attack is obvious. Our minimum expectation is to deliver the attacker to justice and to hear a clear voice of condemnation from the political and religious leaders in Israel.

These violences have increased to the point that last November, in a rare event, the European Union described and announced the violence of Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank as “terrorism”, “terrorism that Jewish settlers against the Palestinians, it has caused the death of more citizens and there is a danger that the control of the situation will go out of everyone’s hands.

A month and a half later, after these warnings were ignored in Israel, the European Union once again warned about these violence and announced that if Israel does not control it, it will kill the settlers. will sanction On December 15th, members of the European Union, including France and Spain, along with thirteen countries including Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Canada, Luxembourg, Norway, Great Britain, Sweden and Switzerland, in a joint statement, called on Israel to take “concrete steps” to stop to remove the violence that the settlers commit.

Since the beginning of the recent war on the 7th of October, the settlers have killed at least 8 Palestinians, injured 83 people and forced 1026 Palestinians to leave their homes. There have been at least 343 attacks against Palestinians.

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