Jerusalem Violence Raises Specter of Return to Lone Wolf Attacks, Both Jewish and Palestinian
Thursday’s violence was foreseeable, as right-wing extremists, angered by TikTok videos of attacks on Jews, vowed revenge against Arabs ■ Kahanists are now emboldened by parliamentary backing in the form of an elected lawmaker
Jerusalem is united this morning. United in its stench and feeling of hatred and fear. The two major squares of the city, Zion Square and the Damascus Gate plaza, reek of the skunk water used by the police. Both are spotted with piles of police cavalry dung. Civilians in both halves of the city are scared, and just like in the bad old days, they are planning their routes from place to place based on where the other side’s thugs may be lying in wait for an ambush. The fragile fabric of relations between the two parts of the capital has been torn apart again.
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