A Hamas Mob Roamed an LA Neighborhood Attacking Jews (With the complicity of local Los Angeles authorities.)

Some people are calling this a “pogrom.”

At best this was a low-level riot against Jews by Islamic terrorist supporters and Antifa with the complicity of local Los Angeles authorities.

At worst this was the city organized against a demographic of its own population. (What about California Police being charged to Protect and Serve and what about California’s Taxation without Representation law?)

No doubt those being attacked had visions of Hitler’s November 9-10, 1938, Kristallnacht.

This from frontpagemag.com.

The words to this article tell the story, but the videos graphically speak for themselves.

The target was Congregation Adas Torah (Congregation of the Bible) but the pro-terror rally spread out to two adjoining synagogues and then the violence spread out past Kosher restaurants, a Jewish school and to nearby residential streets on both sides of Pico Blvd in the Pico Robertson neighborhood where the Hamas rioters freely attacked Jews.

Some Jewish community members stood up to them.

The LAPD was slow to intervene and generally ineffective. The failure to once again confine the hate mob to a protest zone allowed the violence to continue escalating. This was the same thing that had happened at the Museum of Tolerance and in other instances.

Despite the killing of Paul Kessler at a protest where the sides were not separated, LA authorities continue allowing Hamas supporters free access to their Jewish targets.

And after 8 months at some point that cannot simply be dismissed as incompetence.

 

 

The violence was bad enough that politicians have condemned it.

Even the mass propaganda media—including the LA Times which predictably described “clashes erupting between both sides”—condemned the moslems and Marxists (communists/globalists) who attacked a synagogue and the Jews who did not want their synagogue attacked.

Final thought: Moslems being primarily semitic, an attack on Jews by moslems technically should not be termed as antisemitic, no?