“A disturbing video…shows a group of about 20 Arabs ganging up on two helpless Hareidi Jews, kicking one of them, hurling snowballs in their faces and humiliating them.…Many find the scene reminiscent of 1930s Germany, at least in terms of the Arabs' sheer gall and feeling of invulnerability.”
Introducing the above video, Aruzt Sheva writes that, “a disturbing video…shows a group of about 20 Arabs ganging up on two helpless Hareidi Jews, kicking one of them, hurling snowballs in their faces and humiliating them.…Many find the scene reminiscent of 1930s Germany, at least in terms of the Arabs' sheer gall and feeling of invulnerability.”
Arutz Sheva then somberly (and inaccurately) notes that "[o]ther Arabs who used the snow as a pretext for attacking Jews were less fortunate, as plainclothed police leapt out of an unmarked car and arrested them." And Arutz Sheva posted the following video, which you should recognize, to support that claim:
But what Aruzt Sheva doesn't do is post the companion video to this, which you'll be familiar with because I posted it and the previous video Thursday:
You can see the haredim were not passive, that they violated the law, that they attacked the Arabs at various points in time, and they disregarded police orders to stop.
Even so, none of the haredim were arrested. Only Arabs were arrested.
This does not excuse the subsequent Shabbat snowball attack on those two haredim shown in the first video.
But it does, however, give that video the proper context that Arutz Sheva's report does not give.