Police Searching For Chasidic Boys In Spring Valley Israeli Flag Snatching

 

 I'm sure that a lot of you guys are probably thinking ....

 "so they snatched a flag, what's the big crime?"

The big crime is that little children have been indoctrinated to hate Israel and everything it stands for. 

That's the big crime ....

Talking to any Chareidim (they are all against Israel now) about Israel, will automatically bring a barrage of anti-Israel garbage, regurgitating the Ve"yoel Moshe.....the Satmar Quran, which has huge similarities to Al Jazzirah!  

I will soon post about a new book, in Yiddish, published by Bais Ruchel, the Satmar Girl school, that reads like a Nazi propaganda booklet!

These "children" need to be taken out of their homes and put into homes with pro-Zionist parents! 

Spring Valley police are vowing to punish a group of Chasidic boys who stole an Israeli flag from a local home last week.

The incident took place on May 11th, two days before Israeli Independence Day.

Surveillance footage from the Morris Road home posted online shows a boy with black hair and glasses in a blue button down shirt and black pants snatching the flag from the porch before racing away with five other boys. 

Two of the boys appear to be older than the others and are dressed in bekeshes and black hats.

Police are looking for the six boys and say they will be punished in juvenile court.

Lieutenant CJ Schnaars of the Spring Valley Police Department told News 12 that they are looking into the incident which is being classified as larceny.

“Any video helps us,” said Schnaars.  “The more people that have video surveillance on their homes, the better off we are - it assists us in our investigations.”

Schnaars said speculated that the incident may have been politically motivated.

“We do know that some members of the community don’t recognize Israel so there could be some dispute between them there,” said Schnaars.

One Chasidic neighbor who identified himself only as Morris said that he doubted that anyone on the block harbored those sentiments.

“I don’t know that we have neighbors like this in his neighborhood, none of them,” said Morris.

Police are hoping to locate the flag and return it to its rightful owners.