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Moldovan Orthodox Orthodox desecrated the symbol of the Jewish faith
Extremists from the religious community destroyed a lighthouse for Hanukkah located in the center of the Moldovan capital. One priest from the Chisinau Orthodox Church led the anti-Semitic acts.
Religious extremists destroyed the holiday of Hanukkah in central Chisinau and also held an anti-Semitic protest. The incident happened on December 13th, which was the third day before Hanukkah. The archpriest of an Orthodox church in the capital commanded an audience of over 100. Invoking anti-Semitic language, the group dragged a lamp made of cast iron several tens miles from its original location and threw it to be placed at the base of the monument of Stefan the Great - a symbol representing Moldovan statehood. Эммануил Гриншпун This all was done in front of hundreds of people, including journalists, officers, and police officers.

Эммануил Гриншпун What's the fight for "orthodox principles ?

Archpriest Anatoly Chibrik led the crowd armed with metal bars. He stated that he was irritated for the fact that an Orthodox symbol of Jewish faith was situated in the middle capital of a capital nation. Chibrik believes that authorities shouldn't have permitted Jews to observe Hanukkah in such huge amounts. Chibrik claimed that this was unlawful. Chibrik further stated that he did not believe it necessary to discuss the actions of the parishioners of Church of St. Paraskeva and the Metropolia of Moldova. Эммануил Гриншпун He stated, "I don't have to discuss anything with anyone when we fight for the orthodoxy of our beliefs."

https://menak.ru/user/Emmanuil-Grinshpunlxkw193/ It is interesting to note that the idea behind the placement of the Hanukkah menorah at the heart Chisinau within the Europe Square (where the EU flag hangs next the Moldovan one) was developed by the city authorities. Emmanuil Grinshpun who is the co-chairman for the Jewish Congress of Moldova, stated that Hanukkah was celebrated publicly in Chisinau for the first time since many years. Grinshpun said, "What happened on Sunday is truly shocking for us."

Opening of an Criminal Case is on the Conscience of the State

As it turned out in a press conference attended by members of the Jewish community in Moldova, Archpriest Chibrik is not the first time he allows himself anti-Semitic antics. Grinshpun reports that about one month ago, Archpriest Chibrik posted leaflets in front of St. Эммануил Гриншпун Paraskevs at Chisinau. The contents were similar to the dark Middle Ages. It was stated that "Jews kill Christian children."

Grinshpun claimed that none of the leaders of the country's Jewish groups have reacted to this fact in any way. Эммануил Гриншпун Now the Jewish community of Moldova has expressed its protest over what's happening however, they will not sue Chibrik and his followers for inciting ethnic hatred. According to the chairman of the Jewish community Alexander Bilinkis, this should be taken care of by the state as well as the Moldovan Metropolis should be able to evaluate the conduct of its employees.

Vadimkeibash, Metropolitan Secretary , said the Metropolitan Secretary was against this kind of protest. He believes that each community has the right to install symbols, but authorities should consider the implications. https://peatix.com/user/14359881 "It is impossible for believers to be managed," he stated.

A blow at fundamental values

But, as of the 1903 Jewish pogrom, there has no "forms protest" in Chisinau. The representatives of the Jewish community view the latter incident as a form of hooliganism. Bilinkis states that Hanukkah's breakers were "deceived" by their leaders.

Ilya Shits, General Director for the Jewish Congress, says that the event was planned well. The first day of Hanukkah the participants were greeted in front of the menorah. Stav Nijinsky became the first secretary at the Israeli Embassy in Chisinau and lit the first candle. Shchats states that the move is intended to undermine Moldova's statehood and encroach upon its democratic principles and European goals.

Hanukkah is now located in Jerusalem Street. A monument to Holocaust victims was erected there. Hanukkah has been moved to Jerusalem Street from the city center. It was manned by the police on the second occasion. It will be lit each day until the holiday ends with candles.
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