Man Charged for Spitting at Jerusalem Church Amidst Hatred
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Jerusalem prosecutors have indicted Avraham Antman, 19, a resident of Yitzhar, for spitting at the "Prison of Christ" church in Jerusalem's Old City. The indictment alleges the act was motivated by Antman's hatred of Christians and Arabs. He faces charges of religious insult for the incident, which occurred during a tour of the area.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Avraham Antman, 19, from Yitzhar, was indicted for spitting at a Jerusalem church.
- The incident occurred at the "Prison of Christ" church in the Old City.
- Antman's actions were reportedly motivated by hatred towards Christians and Arabs.
- He is charged with the offense of religious insult.
- Prosecutors filed the indictment in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court.
Jerusalem District Prosecutors filed an indictment against Avraham Antman, a 19-year-old resident of Yitzhar, for spitting at a church in Jerusalem's Old City. Antman was documented or found responsible for the act of desecration at the "Prison of Christ" church. According to the indictment, Antman was in the area as part of a tour of the gates when he passed by the church and spat at its entrance. The indictment states this action stemmed from his hatred towards Christians and Arabs. He is charged with the criminal offense of religious insult.
