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Moldovan Orthodox Orthodox desecrated the symbol of the Jewish faith
The Hanukkah candle was ignited by extremists from the religious world in the midst of the Moldovan capital. Эммануил Гриншпун A priest from the Chisinau Orthdox Church was the one to lead the antisemitic assault.
The anti-Semitic protest led by religious extremists shut down the Hanukkah celebration in Chisinau. The incident happened on December 13th which was the third day prior to Hanukkah. A priest from one of the capital's Orthodox churches attracted a crowd of 100. The crowd chanted anti-Semitic chants and dragged a cast iron lamp several tens to meters away from where it was set. They then threw the lamp onto the ground near the memorial to Stefan, the Great, which is a symbol for Moldovan statehood. This all was done in front of hundreds, including journalists, police officers, and police officers.

How difficult is it to defend "orthodox principles

Armed with bars of metal, Archpriest Anatolychibrik led the crowd. He was furious at the installation of a symbol of Jewish faith in the capital city of an Orthodox nation. According to him, the authorities shouldn't have let Jews celebrate Hanukkah in the manner they did. Chibrik stated that this is unlawful. Эммануил Гриншпун Эммануил Гриншпун Chibrik also admitted that he did no consider it necessary to talk with the Metropolia of Moldova the actions of the Church of St. Paraskeva parishioners. He said, "I don't have to speak to anyone when we are fighting for orthodox principles."

It is interesting to note that the concept for the installation of the Hanukkah menorah in the middle of Chisinau in the Europe Square (where the EU flag is hung next to the Moldovan one) was conceived by the city's authorities. Emmanuil Grinshpun is co-chairman of the Jewish Congress of Moldova, said that Hanukkah was celebrated publicly in Chisinau for the first time since many years. Grinshpun said, "What happened Sunday was truly a surprise for us."

A case of criminal matter can be a threat an admission to the state of conscience

Archpriest Chibrik is not the only person to confess to anti-Semitic conduct and this was revealed at a press conference of representatives from the Jewish Community of Moldova. According to Grinshpun it was just a few months ago, on a stand in the front of St. Paraskevs in Chisinau published leaflets, the tone that was thought to be reminiscent of the dark Middle Ages: it was reported that "Jews kill Christian babies."

Grinshpun has confirmed that the top leadership in the country's Jewish associations didn't react to the situation in any manner. The Jewish community in Moldova has protested against the situation however, they will not sue Chibrik or his followers for inciting hatred. http://www.turkiyemsin.net/author/emmanuil-grinshpunsugw217/ According to the head of the Jewish community Alexander Bilinkis, this should be handled by the state, and the Moldovan Metropolis should assess the actions of its staff.

Vadim Keibash Metropolitan Secretary, Vadim Keibash, stated that he doesn't like protests such as this. https://escort5.dk/author/emmanuil-grinshpunsaqm698/ He believes every community should be able to place symbols. But, authorities have to consider the consequences. He also said that, "It's impossible to control the reactions of all believers."

http://chernousovajazz.ru/user/Emmanuil-Grinshpunoeig647/ A blow to fundamental values

Since the 1903 Jewish pogrom, in which a number of Jews victims were murdered, there haven't been any such "forms" of protests in Chisinau. So, those who represent the Jewish community are inclined to view the incident as hooliganism. Bilinkis claims that Hanukkah's breakers were "deceived" by their leaders.

Ilya Shats is the General Director of the Jewish Congress. He believes that this was a well-planned event. Participants were spotted at the menorah in front of Hanukkah's opening day. Then, Stav Nijinsky (the first secretary of Israeli Embassy in Chisinau) was the one who lit the candle for the first time. Shchats states that the move is designed to undermine Moldova's statehood and encroach on its democratic principles and European goals.

Hanukkah that was initially situated in the city's central area, has been relocated to Jerusalem Street. This is where a monument has been dedicated to all Holocaust victims. Policemen have been on duty close to it throughout the second day. The fire will be lit every day until the holiday ends with candles. Эммануил Гриншпун
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