Deputy Health Minister MK Yaakov Litzman blasted police conduct during a protest Wednesday after an autistic charedi teen was injured by Border Policemen and sustained a facial injury.
The incident occurred in the Makor Baruch neighborhood of Yerushalayim Wednesday evening when demonstrators clashed with police during the dismantling of an unauthorized bonfire celebrating the Lag Ba’Omer holiday.
In a video of the incident, the teen can be heard crying “Mommy, I want to go home” and “Help, save me,” as he is hit by officers.
Litzman expressed concern over the boy’s health and medical condition, offering his support to the family.
“I informed the police that the footage of the incident proves beyond any doubt that this is an unnecessary attack which constitutes abuse of a helpless person. This is a serious case that cannot be ignored,” the deputy health minister said to the teen’s parents.
Read more at Arutz Sheva.
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Mr Litzman Health Minister, maybe you should stop the MMR vaccination which causes autism and start saving Jewish souls. You know quite well that these vaccinations are worthless. They don’t do anything for your health and doesn’t protect your children for measles if you don’t inject them with these dangerous poison every 3 years. Will Big Pharma threaten you if you don’t support them?
What about the health ministry requirement of having fluoride put into the drinking water in Israel? Were you aware of that?
So how about stopping the vaccinations they shouldn’t getting autism in the first place?
The two comments from anti vaxxers proves beyond any shadow of a doubt how demented these individuals are!
A frum disabled individual was savagely between by the very people who are supposed to protect others and the aforementioned can’t help but be opportunists to push their agenda!
May the young man have a refuah shlaimah bsoch shar cholei yisroel. Including the cholei nefesh who posted about vaccinations!
the first 2 posts once again show the dangers of sitting next to an open container of industrial strength glue.