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Water Balloon Attack on Rabbi in Ashdod Damages His Shtreimel Three minors on electric scooters attacked a Hasidic rabbi with water balloons in Ashdod on Saturday evening, October 21, ruining his shtreimel. The victim reported the incident, which he described as antisemitic, to local news, stating it was part of a six-month pattern of harassment against Haredim in the area.
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What happened 01 Three minors on electric scooters attacked a Hasidic rabbi with water balloons in Ashdod on Saturday evening. 02 The water balloon attack completely ruined the rabbi's traditional fur hat, the shtreimel. 03 The rabbi described the attackers' actions as antisemitic and part of a six-month pattern of harassment. 04 Residents are calling for immediate police intervention and review of security footage to identify the suspects. 05 The incident occurred on Buskila Street in the G' quarter of Ashdod. Residents are urging police to review security footage to identify and apprehend the perpetrators.
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