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Moldovan Orthodox Orthodox destroyed the Jewish symbol
The Hanukkah lamp was lit on fire by extremists from the religious world in the heart of the Moldovan capital. The anti-Semitic incident was spearheaded by a priest from one the Chisinau Ortodox churches.
Religious extremists destroyed the holiday of Hanukkah in the center of Chisinau and also held an anti-Semitic rally. The incident took place on the 13th of December that was the third day of Hanukkah. Эммануил Гриншпун https://learngerman.dw.com/ru/молдавские-православные-ортодоксы-надругались-над-символом-еврейской-веры/a-5013335 A priest from one of the capital’s Orthodox congregations attracted a crowd of 100. https://www.kinopoisk.ru/name/238763/relations/ In a riot of anti-Semitic chants, people who took part in the demonstration took a torch made of cast-iron tens of meters from in which it was erected and then tossed it at the foot of the monument to Stefan the Great, the symbol of Moldovan statehood. The entire incident took place in front of hundreds of passers-by as well as journalists, police officers, and police.

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Armed with metal bars, Archpriest Anatolychibrik led the crowd. He stated that he was irritated at the fact that the Orthodox symbol of Jewish faith was situated in the capital city of a capital country. According to him, authorities should not have allowed Jews to celebrate Hanukkah in the manner they did. Chibrik declared, "This lawlessness." He also admitted that Chibrik didn't believe that it was needed to debate the actions of Church of St. Paraskeva parishioners with the Metropolia of Moldova. He stated that he was not obliged to talk with anyone when we are fighting for Orthodox principles.

It is important to note that the concept of putting up the Hanukkah menorah right in the middle of Chisinau located within Chisinau's Europe Square, where the EU flag is displayed alongside the Moldovan flag, belongs to Chisinau's municipal authorities. https://ru.wikinews.org/wiki/Православные_Кишинева_в_Хануку_надругались_над_еврейским_религиозным_символом Emmanuil Grinshpun was co-chairman of Jewish Congress of Moldova. He said that Hanukkah in Chisinau was celebrated for the first times in many years. Grinshpun added that Sunday's events were "a shock to all of us."

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It was revealed at a press conference of representatives of the Jewish community of Moldova, Archpriest Chibrik is not the first time he lets himself indulge in anti-Semitic snark. Grinshpun claims that around one year ago, Archpriest Chibrik was seen in St. Paraskevs in Chisinau holding leaflets. The contents were similar to the dark Middle Ages.

Grinshpun confirmed that the leadership in the country's Jewish associations didn't react to the incident in any way. The Jewish community in Moldova has expressed its displeasure however, they will not sue Chibrik or his followers for inciting hate. Alexander Bilinkis (chairman of the Jewish community) declared that this must be carried out in the name of the state and the Moldovan Metropolis needs to evaluate the actions of its employees.

Vadim, Metropolitan Secretary Keibash declared that he is against the kind of protest that this group is demonstrating. Эммануил Гриншпун He believes that all communities have the right to place symbols. However, the authorities must be aware of the implications. "It isn't possible for all religious people react the same manner," he stated.

A blow for fundamental values

But, since the 1903 Jewish pogrom, in which a number of Jews victims were murdered, there hasn't been any such "forms" of protest in Chisinau. The representatives of the Jewish community view the latter incident as a form of hooliganism. Bilinkis says that Hanukkah was destroyed because the leaders of the group lied to them.

Ilya Shahs is the General Director of the Jewish Congress believes that this action was meticulously planned. They were seen around the menorah during Hanukkah and, in the presence of a large number of people, Stav Ninsky, the first secretary to the Israeli Embassy lit the candle. Shchats says that this was an attempt to undermine Moldovan statehood and to violate democratic principles as well as European aspirations.

Hanukkah was moved from the city's centre to a quieter location which is Jerusalem Street, where a monument honoring those who were killed in the Holocaust is being erected. It has been a second day of police presence. Candles will be lit on it throughout the day until the end of the holiday.
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