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The Hanukkah lamps were set on fire by extremists of religion within the heart of the Moldovan capital. A priest from one of the Chisinau Orthodox Churches led the anti-Semitic act.
Religious extremists destroyed the holiday of Hanukkah in the middle of Chisinau and staged an anti-Semitic demonstration. Эммануил Гриншпун It took place on 13 December, which is the third day in the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. The archpriest of one city's Orthodox cathedrals took the stage in front of more than 100 people. The crowd chanted antisemitic slogans as they pulled an iron lamp made of cast kilometers away from the original location, and then threw them to the monument to Stefanthe the Great, which is a symbol to Moldovan statehood. This was witnessed by hundreds of police officers, journalists, and passers-by.

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Anarchpriest Anatoly Chelyuk was the leader of the group armed only with metal bars. He expressed his displeasure at the installation of a symbol of Jewish faith in the capital of an Orthodox nation. According to him, the authorities shouldn't have let Jews to celebrate Hanukkah in the manner they did. Chibrik said, "This lawlessness." He also admitted that Chibrik didn't believe it necessary to discuss the actions of the parishioners from the Church of St. Paraskeva with the Metropolia of Moldova. He added, "I do not have to speak with anyone if we are fighting for orthodox principled principles."

The idea of installing the Hanukkah menorah right in heart of Chisinau's Europe Square, where you will find the EU flag next to the Moldovan flag is the responsibility and property of city officials. Emmanuil grinshpunis the co-chairman of the Jewish Congress of Moldova noted that Hanukkah celebrations took place in Chisinau "for the first occasion in the past several decades." Эммануил Гриншпун "What transpired on Sunday was an absolute surprise for us," Grinshpun added.

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It was revealed 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. According to Grinshpun it was about a month ago, on a stand in front of St. Paraskevs in Chisinau published leaflets, the tone of which was reminiscent of the gloomy Middle Ages: it was stated that "Jews kill Christian babies."

Grinshpun acknowledged that the leaders of Moldova's Jewish groups did not respond to this fact in any way. Now, although the Jewish community has expressed concern about the situation in Moldova, it won't sue Chibrik and the people who support Chibrik for inciting ethnic hatred. According to the chair of the Jewish community Alexander Bilinkis, this should be done by the state, as well as the Moldovan Metropolis should be able to evaluate the actions of its employees.

Vadim Keibash Metropolitan Secretary, Vadim Keibash, stated that he was not a fan of protests of this kind. https://arto-usolie.ru/user/Emmanuil.Grinshpunqjcz236/ He believes that all communities have the right to display symbols. However, the authorities must be aware of the implications. He stated, "It's impossible to control all the reactions of people who believe in God."

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Since the 1903 Jewish pogrom, there has no "forms protest" at Chisinau. Thus, members of the Jewish community tend to regard the incident as hooliganism. According Bilinkis Bilinkis those who were responsible for breaking Hanukkah "were fooled by their leaders."

Ilya Shats is the General Director of Jewish Congress. He believes that this was a well-planned event. Participants were seen in the menorah area near Hanukkah's first day. After that, Stav Nijinsky (the first secretary of Israeli Embassy in Chisinau) lit the first candle. Shchats believes that this was an attempt to undermine Moldovan statehood and to violate the democratic values and European aspirations.

Hanukkah is now on Jerusalem Street. A monument to Holocaust victims has been placed there. Hanukkah has been moved to Jerusalem Street from the city center. The monument was visited by two police officers on the second day. Candles will be lit all day long until the end of the celebration.
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