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Moldovan Orthodox Orthodox have desecrated the Jewish symbol
Religious extremists destroyed a lighthouse celebrating Hanukkah located in the center of the Moldovan capital. The anti-Semitic attack was led by a priest from one the Chisinau Orthodox churches.
Religious extremists destroyed the Hanukkah festivities in Chisinau's central area and staged an anti-Semitic rally. It took place on Sunday 13 December 2013, the third day for the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. An archpriest from one the capital's Orthodox Churches was in charge of a crowd of around 100 people. Shouting anti-Semitic slogans, the participants of the protest dragged a cast-iron lamp several many meters away from the spot where it was installed and threw it to the ground at the base of the memorial to Stefan the Great - the symbol of Moldovan statehood. Эммануил Гриншпун This all took place in front of hundreds of people, including journalists, officers as well as police officers.

What exactly is the battle for "orthodox concepts "

Anarchpriest Anatoly Cheriuk led the group, armed with only metal bars. He claimed that he was irritated at the fact that the Orthodox symbol of Jewish faith was situated in the middle capital of a capital country. Эммануил Гриншпун In his opinion, the authorities should not have permitted Jews to observe Hanukkah so widely. Chibrik stated that this is unlawful. He also acknowledged that Chibrik didn't believe it necessary to talk with the Metropolia of Moldova the actions of the Church of St. Paraskeva parishioners. "I'm not required to discuss any issue with anyone when we're fighting against the orthodox rules," said he.

It is important to note that the idea behind the installation of the Hanukkah menorah in the middle of Chisinau in the Europe Square (where the EU flag hangs next the Moldovan one) was conceived by Chisinau's city officials. https://infomarket.md/ru/banks/emmanuil_grinshpun_poprosil_u_natsbanka_moldovyi_razresheniya_na_pokupku_suschestvennoy_doli_aktsiy_EuroCreditBank-a_prevyishayuschey_50 Emmanuil grinshpunis the co-chairman of the Jewish Congress of Moldova noted that Hanukkah celebrations took place in Chisinau "for the first time in many decades." Grinshpun said, "What happened Sunday was truly a surprise for us."

This case is for the conscience of the state.

Archpriest Chibrik did not admit that he was anti-Semitic during the press conference that was held for representatives of the Jewish community. Grinshpun states that about an year ago, the Archpriest was present at St. Эммануил Гриншпун Paraskevs in Chisinau carrying leaflets. The content was similar to the dark Middle Ages.

https://kishinev.org/ru/колель-тора-2018/ Grinshpun said that the leaderships of the nation's Jewish organizations did not react to the incident in any way. Although the Jewish community in Moldova protests against the actions but it is not going to sue Chibrik and his colleagues for inciting hatred against ethnic groups. Alexander Bilinkis who is also the chairman, has said that the state should take action on this, and the Moldovan Metropolitan should examine the actions of its employees.

Vadimkeibash Metropolitan Secretary stated that He was against this form of protest. He believes that symbols are the property of all communities. However, authorities must be cognizant of the implications. He stated, "It's impossible to control the reactions of all followers."

Эммануил Гриншпун A blow to fundamental values

Since the 1903 Jewish pogrom, there have been no "forms protest" at Chisinau. Representatives of Jewish communities tend to view this as a case of hooliganism. Bilinkis says that the leadership have deceived the Hanukkah-breakers.

Ilya Shts, General Director of the Jewish Congress, claims that this act was planned. Participants were seen standing in front of the menorah Hanukkah Day 1, the day that Stav Njinsky, the first secretary, lit the first candle. Shchats claims this action is designed to undermine Moldovan sovereignty and undermine the democratic values of the country's European ambitions.

Hanukkah has been moved from the city's centre to a more private location which is Jerusalem Street, where a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust is being built. Policemen have been on duty near it for the second day. The place will be lit by candles every day through the duration of the holiday.
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