England: Orthodox crowded bus was stoned
Anti-Semitism in the British Isles • busload of Hasidic children was stoned on tour • Testimony: "Called out severe insults at them - I could not believe it"
- Yoel Bitelman, B'Chadrei Charedim
- כ"ג אב התשע"ג
Anti-Semitism in England: a bus with orthodox children was stoned, last weekend at a tourist site.
Bus glass shattered and the children began to panic. Webmaster responded and asked ethnic groups to avoid reaching the site.
A group of hasidic children visited the tourist site in Kent coast, a gang of young men began to rain down on the bus stones and objects. Several windows were smashed and the bus driver stopped in a parking lot nearby.
At this stage, the gang continued to rain down on the bus eggs and objects, chanting anti-Semitic insults at the frightened children in the bus.
"I could not believe it," said an eyewitness, a local resident.
Director of the bus company said that the cost of damage done to the bus exceeds one thousand pounds and the bus company sent a bus to exchange, instead of the bus which was injured.
Heather Thomas Fuji, director of tourism in the city said that he is sorry a small gang of youths behaved disgracefully and smuggled tourists away.
A police spokesman said police were called to the scene, but has still has not decided if it is the case with nationalism, despite evidence of passers-by who testified that the attackers shouted anti-Semitic insults.
Bus glass shattered and the children began to panic. Webmaster responded and asked ethnic groups to avoid reaching the site.
A group of hasidic children visited the tourist site in Kent coast, a gang of young men began to rain down on the bus stones and objects. Several windows were smashed and the bus driver stopped in a parking lot nearby.
At this stage, the gang continued to rain down on the bus eggs and objects, chanting anti-Semitic insults at the frightened children in the bus.
"I could not believe it," said an eyewitness, a local resident.
Director of the bus company said that the cost of damage done to the bus exceeds one thousand pounds and the bus company sent a bus to exchange, instead of the bus which was injured.
Heather Thomas Fuji, director of tourism in the city said that he is sorry a small gang of youths behaved disgracefully and smuggled tourists away.
A police spokesman said police were called to the scene, but has still has not decided if it is the case with nationalism, despite evidence of passers-by who testified that the attackers shouted anti-Semitic insults.
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