US EditionCar torched in Antwerp in suspected antisemitic attack, says Belgian official
Two Antwerp minors were arrested after a suspected antisemitic car arson in the city’s Jewish diamond district, amid a terrorism investigation linked to a pro-Iranian militant group.
- On Monday, Belgian authorities arrested two minors shortly after midnight following the overnight torching of a car in Antwerp, treating the incident as a suspected antisemitic attack.
- This incident follows attacks on Jewish sites across Belgium, the Netherlands, and Britain since the United States and Israel launched their war on Iran on February 28.
- The Islamic Movement of the People of the Right Hand, an Iran-aligned group, claimed responsibility via Telegram; officials have not officially verified the link to this specific incident.
- Responding to heightened risks, Belgian authorities deployed soldiers to major cities to bolster security at synagogues and schools across the country.
- Israel's ambassador to Belgium, Idit Rosenzweig-Abu, demanded on X "there must be a thorough investigation and decisive action to put an end to this climate of intimidation before it spirals further.
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Foiled Synagogue Attack Deepens Concerns Over Antisemitic Violence In Netherlands (Worthy News In-Depth)
by Stefan J. Bos, Worthy News Europe Bureau Chief JERUSALEM/HEEMSTEDE (Worthy News) – Dutch authorities have foiled a planned attack on a building housing a synagogue and school in the western town of Heemstede, detaining two teenagers suspected of preparing an explosion or arson with terrorist intent, officials said. The suspects, aged 14 and 17 and both from Amsterdam, were arrested in the early hours of March 20 after police observed suspicio…
The hosts didn't even understand why what they did was problematic.
Radio hosts whack statue of Jesus, are then asked, ‘Would you smash a symbol of the prophet Muhammad?’ * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff
Source link A trio of talk-radio hosts got a bit flummoxed as a Catholic reporter challenged them for smashing statues of Jesus and Mary as part of a “rage room” stunt. They were asked if they’d do the same to a statue of Islam’s prophet Muhammad. According to a report in The Blaze, the hosts set
Reporter confronts radio hosts for smashing statue of Jesus: 'Would you smash a symbol of the prophet Muhammad?'
A kooky segment by a team of radio hosts turned awkward when they were confronted by a Catholic interviewer.Three radio hosts performed in a "rage room" recently and were seen smashing statues of both Jesus and Mary in what was meant to be a comical segment showcasing the stress-relieving benefits of participating in the group activity.'That would be inappropriate.'"We had a 'Rage Room' because we were beating the blue out of the Monday," said E…
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