Violent Clashes Between Extremists And Karlin-Stolin Chasidim During Simcha In Meah Shearim

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    JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Violent clashes broke out on Tuesday evening in Jerusalem after dozens of extremist protesters demonstrated against the Karlin-Stolin Rebbe as he arrived at his synagogue to participate in a Sheva Brachot celebration for his grandson.

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    According to reports, the demonstration took place on Avinoam Yellin Street, where dozens of zealot protesters gathered outside the synagogue and shouted insults at the Rebbe, including chants of “Shohat (the Rebbe’s surname), get out, impure one.”

    The protest later escalated as demonstrators reportedly attempted to prevent the Rebbe from leaving the premises.

    The incident quickly descended into violent confrontations between Karlin-Stolin Hasidim and the protesters, resulting in a large-scale disturbance.

    Several people were injured during the clashes, with at least one victim evacuated to a hospital for medical treatment.

    According to the reports, the protest was sparked by opposition to the Rebbe’s reported support for Israel’s proposed military draft legislation and, more broadly, his positions on the enlistment of members of the charedi community.

    Police did not immediately release additional details regarding arrests or the extent of the injuries sustained during the violence.

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    Secular
    Secular
    17 days ago

    If only there was some avenue or outlet where these young “extremists and zealots” could channel their energy in a constructive way..

    I know, maybe some sort of institution that requires accountability while teaching discipline and self control… like the army

    Am segula
    Am segula
    17 days ago

    Sick disgusting animals. Protesting against a leader of thousands because YOU disagree with him. Who do think are YOU are but a “TIPA SIRUCHA”

    Texas Yid
    Texas Yid
    17 days ago

    And we wonder why Moshiach hasn’t arrived yet.

    For shame
    For shame
    17 days ago

    What a busha. Even in Elul?
    They are not zealots – they are shkutzim and rodfim

    HeshyEmes
    HeshyEmes
    17 days ago

    Nebech! It’s not enough to refuse your obligation to Klal Yisroel. It’s not enough to castigate the Government for the audacity of asking you to serve. It’s not enough to attack Chareidim in uniform. Now they have to attack those that disagree with their שיטה???

    Am segula
    Am segula
    17 days ago

    The Stoliner Rebbe has never been the type to stick his finger out the window to see which way the wind is blowing. He leads from conviction, not convenience. He does his own research, weighs the facts, and then makes a clear, independent decision for his followers without bending to pressure or trends. We saw this during COVID, with technology, with military service, and in many other areas. His leadership is defined by strength, clarity, and unwavering principle.

    Chaimel
    Chaimel
    17 days ago

    These people don’t represent 99% of Chareidi Jews. They are woefully misguided.
    When Judaism is distorted, it looks ugly & disgraceful. I’m grateful for the 99% that get it.

    Just Saying
    Just Saying
    17 days ago

    These are the same lunatics roaming the streets and disrupting lives of people. They claim to be protecting us with their Limud Torah

    Peakman
    Peakman
    17 days ago

    Those protesters are the exact people is that the community could not protect and send them to join the IDF no questions asked

    It’s the right thing to do they’re obviously not spending time learning Torah. Or if they truly believe Torah protects, they shouldn’t waste their time protesting instead they should go in yeshiva and spend more time learning Torah.

    Obviously they don’t believe in that concept.

    Yet the community will viciously fight and do whatever that these guys do not and cannot be drafted.

    Shameful

    Bet Wahl
    Bet Wahl
    17 days ago

    These are phoney Orthodox Jews. Animals and dirtbags.

    XYZ
    XYZ
    17 days ago

    Cut off all individual entitlements and all funding for their mosdos. They’ll get the message loud and clear

    Wilbur
    Wilbur
    16 days ago

    Hey, I posted yesterday and it’s not here today! Also, the story shows 74 posts: there are only about 12. What’s going on?

    Educated Archy
    Educated Archy
    16 days ago

    This is why the whole das torah thing is a joke. I bet if the reba was a kanoi he’d be a gadol and on all the tzedaka stuff where he will daven for you before neila for your $18 donation. So the way it works is the bullies basically scare anyone off who allows the army or other things. They only allow the powers that be to annoint gedolim from their crop. This is not to say that the geodolim aren’t holy jews. But what makes them a gadol? R chaim ozer was a leader and visonary and who didn’t just follow the masses but ha da broad look. Noone bulliied him. Thats a gadol. R Moshe zl was a huge talmid chachem who didn’t change his poistions bec he was bullied. Todays gedolim can’t even stand up at a keren olam hatorah event and say you see this fnacy house with a100K flower arraingamnet and lavish buffet fit for a king. Thats seudas achshverash and hevel havilm

    shyiarnon
    shyiarnon
    12 days ago

    A celebration of new life became a flashpoint for old hatreds. The ugliness of a physical attack aimed at a revered elder, especially during a moment of personal joy, goes beyond political disagreement. It exposes a deeper fracture, where the sacred act of protest warps into a profane act of violence. The words shouted, “impure one,” echo a dark history, twisting a term of spiritual purity into a weapon of baseless contempt. It shows how easily conviction can curdle into cruelty when respect for another’s humanity is lost. The community’s response, defending their leader, speaks to a loyalty born of shared purpose, even in the face of such raw aggression. What began as a dispute over policy ended in a public spectacle of dishonor, a stark reminder that some battles are not about ideas, but about the very soul of communal life. The quiet joy of a family occasion, broken by the clamor of a mob, leaves a stain that no policy debate can wash away.

    Flatbush yid
    Flatbush yid
    15 days ago

    You really think Stoliner chassidim are in the Israeli army. An army that’s anti Chareidi. An army that allows girls,gays and trans. Give me a break.

    Redleg
    Redleg
    15 days ago

    I think that Robert Heinlein had the right idea for these menuvalim and the rest of the “Chareidi Community”. Government service confers citizenship. No service, no vote.

    Yidisha Mama
    Yidisha Mama
    17 days ago

    Obviously, this riot was caused by seculars in America…