The mob was chasing in Brookly’s wife after she made her mistaken for the protest in the speech of the Israeli Security Minister star-news.press/wp

New York – The Brooklyna woman said she was afraid of her life as she persecuted, peeled, spit on the subjects of the mobs of Orthodox Jewish people who clung to the participants in the Protest against the Israeli Security Minister.

Attack, recorded a passerby, took place on Thursday near the global headset of Chabad-Lubavič in the height of the crown, where Itamar Ben-Guir look went with conflicts Between pro-Palestinian activists and members of the Grand Orthodox Jewish community.

The woman, neighborhood in her 30’s, told a connected journey to learn about the protest after hearing police helicopters over her apartment. She went to investigate around 10:30, but until then, the protest has mostly paid off. Not wanting to be filmed, he covered his face with a fist.

“As soon as I pulled the scarf, a group of 100 men came immediately and surround me,” said a woman who talked to the AP on the state of anonymity because she was afraid of her safety.

“They shouted in me, threatening to rape me, sing” death of Arabs. “I thought the police would protect me from a mob, but they did nothing to intervene,” she said.

As the singing became in intensity, the lonely policeman tried to follow him for safety. They followed them for blocks for hundreds of men and boys that are mocked in Hebrew and English.

The video shows that the two men were hit in the back, another cone in the head in the head and the fourth pushing the trash in it.

“This is America,” one of the men can be heard. “We have Israel. We have an army now.”

At one point, she and a police officer were almost bitten against the building, video show.

“I felt terror,” the woman recalled. “I realized at that point that I couldn’t lead this mole mob in my home. I had nowhere. I didn’t know what to do. I was just terrified.”

After a few blocks, the officer rushed to a woman in the police vehicle, encouraged a man to shout, “Bring her!” The audience broke out in joy as she took her.

Woman, Lifelong New Yorker, said Left Modrice and mentally shook the episode, who said the police should explore as an act of hate.

“I’m afraid to move around the neighborhood I lived in a decade,” she said. “It doesn’t seem like no one in any position of being able to really care.”

The police spokesman said that one person was arrested, and five people were issued by calls after a demonstration, but did not say if someone involved in the attack of women accused.

The Mayor Eric Adams told the police on Sunday that the police stirring from the conflict of protest on Thursday who started when a group of anti-Israeli demonstrators surrounded the World Headquarters Chabad Lubavich – in Brooklyn. “

He said police talked to another woman at the pro-Palestinian side of the protest that suffered injuries after he harassed him protesters. Photos divided via the Internet showed that a woman with blood flowing down her face.

“Let me be clear: None of that is acceptable, in fact it is contemptible,” Adams added. “New York City will always be a place where people can protest peacefully, but we will not tolerate violence, offense, threatening or threatening.”

The protest was one of the few last days Against Ben-Guira, an ultranationalist leader of immigrants entering their first American state visit from the entrance to the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Cabinet three years ago.

Previously convicted of the Israel of Racist Incenting and Support to the Terrorist Group, he has invited his supporters Face the Palestinians and claim “Jewish power”.

The protest against Ben-Guhere’s appearance of Bruclina created condemnation from some Jewish groups, which Accused participants Targeting a religious site.

The neighborhood around the Chabad’s seat was also a crown of riot in 1991. in which black people inprobed in a crash in crash involving the Rabbit motorcycle attacked attacked Jews, houses and jobs.

Chabad-Lubavič spokesman, Rabbi Moti Seligson, also condemned protesters against Ben-Guira and Mafia who chased the woman.

“Violent provokers referring to the genocide of the Jews in support of terrorists and terrorism, in the Jewish neighborhood, where some of the worst anti-Semitic violence in American history were committed, and they have been struck by the Fear,” Seligson said.

“We condemn the raw language and violence of the small-flown group of young people; such actions are completely unacceptable and completely antithetically in Turin ‘values. The fact that maybe uninvaled a passer-drawn in Melej,” he said.