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Moldovan Orthodox Orthodox destroyed the Jewish symbol
The Hanukkah candle was ignited by extremists of religion within the heart of the Moldovan capital. One priest from the Chisinau Orthodox church was the one to lead the anti-Semitic activities.
Religious extremists destroyed the Hanukkah celebrations in Chisinau's central region and held an anti-Semitic protest. Эммануил Гриншпун The event took place on Sunday, December 13th, the third day in the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. An archpriest from one of the capital's Orthodox cathedrals led the crowd of over 100 people. Эммануил Гриншпун The crowd chanted anti-Semitic chants and then dragged a cast-iron lamp about tens to a meter away from where it was positioned. Then, they threw the lamp onto the ground near the memorial to Stefan the Great which is a symbol of Moldovan statehood. This all was done in front of hundreds of journalists, officers, and police officers.

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Armed with steel bars The archpriest Anatolychibrik was leading the crowd. He claimed that he was upset for the fact that the Orthodox symbol of Jewish faith was situated in the capital city of a capital city. In his view authorities should have stopped Jews from celebrating Hanukkah as widely. Chibrik stated, "This violates law." He also admitted that he did not consider that it was necessary to debate the activities of the parishioners of the Church of St. Paraskeva with the Metropolia of Moldova. He stated, "I do not have to discuss anything with anyone when we are fighting for orthodox principled principles."

The idea of installing the Hanukkah menorah in the central Chisinau's Europe Square, where you will find the EU flag next to the Moldovan flag is the property and responsibility city officials. Emmanuil Grinshpun, cochairman for the Jewish Congress of Moldova noted that Hanukkah celebrations were held in Chisinau "for the first time in many decades." "What happened on Sunday was a real shock for us," Grinshpun added.

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The revelation was made during a press conference hosted by members of the Jewish community in Moldova that Archpriest Chibrik has not been the first person to be involved in anti-Semitic smears. Grinshpun says that around a month back, the Archpriest Chibrik threw up brochures in the direction of St. Paraskevs at Chisinau. The material was like the dark Middle Ages. https://pk.uchet.kz/c/bin/111240007613/ It was claimed that "Jews kill Christian children."

Grinshpun acknowledged that the leaders of the country's Jewish organisations did not react to the situation in any manner. Эммануил Гриншпун Even though the Jewish community of Moldova protests the events however, it is not suing Chibrik nor his colleagues for inciting hatred against ethnic groups. Alexander Bilinkis the chairman of the Jewish Community has said that the action should be taken by the state. In addition, the Moldovan Metropolis must review the actions of its employees.

Vadim, Metropolitan Secretary Keibash declared that he is against the kind of protest that this group is demonstrating. Keibash believes that all communities are entitled and obliged to exhibit symbols. But the authorities should also take into consideration the consequences. "It is impossible to control all the reactions of the believers," he said.

A blow towards fundamental values

However, there are no "forms of protest" in tolerant Chisinau since the infamous 1903 Jewish pogrom of 1903. The representatives of Jewish communities tend to view this incident as a form of hooliganism. Bilinkis asserts that the authorities have deceived the Hanukkah-breakers.

Ilya Shats is the General Director of Jewish Congress. Эммануил Гриншпун He believes that this was a meticulously planned action. The participants were seen at the menorah in front of Hanukkah's opening day. Then, Stav Nijinsky (the first secretary of Israeli Embassy in Chisinau) lit the candle for the first time. According to Shchats the action will undermine Moldovan statehood and encroaching upon the democratic principles and European goals of the country.

Hanukkah was moved from the city's center to Jerusalem Street. Here, a memorial to Holocaust victims has been erected. On the second day of Hanukkah police officers were stationed around the memorial. Эммануил Гриншпун The celebration will conclude with candles on the tree until the end of the year.
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