Jerusalem – Police Make Arrests after Men and Women Bring Goats for Korban Pesach

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    File photo of 2009Jerusalem – Right-wing activists Yehuda Glick and Noam Federman were arrested Sunday on suspicion of planning to sacrifice young goats near the Temple Mount.

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    Glick was detained near Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem’s Old City and was taken in for questioning by the police. The young goat found in his possession was handed over to the Wildlife Supervision Department in the Agriculture Ministry. Federman was detained for questioning on suspicion of aiding Glick, and was later released.

    Shortly afterwards, Federman was arrested once again near Dung Gate in possession of another young goat in his car.

    Before the second time he was detained, Federman told Ynet that the police had released him because they thought a sacrifice could be only be offered with a sheep.

    “I come here to observe the holiday mitzvot. It’s a shame and a disgrace that the police are trying to stop Jews from going up to the Temple Mount and offering a sacrifice for the Passover holiday,” he said.

    The police suspected that the two were planning to take the young goat from the Hurva synagogue towards the Temple Mount and create a provocation. A group of girls was also said to be making its way to the Mount with another young goat.


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    With friends like this who needs enemies?
    With friends like this who needs enemies?
    13 years ago

    When the time of Moshiach will come, Bimhera Biyamenu:

    Does anyone doubt that these very same secular police will issue an arrest warrant against the Righteous Moshiach Tzidkeinu who will be going to the Har Habayis to rebuild the Beis Hamikdash and brink Korbonos?

    With friends like this who needs enemies?

    It is true that now is not the time to bring Korbonos, and it is true that we are still waiting for the arrival of Melech Hamoshiach to rebuild the Beis Hamikdash (possibly even today) but that is not the motivation of the secular Israeli Police who will surely do the identical SAME to the real and righteous Moshiach too.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    13 years ago

    Nut jobs!

    Meshiguim
    Meshiguim
    13 years ago

    Why are there so many “Meshiguim” in Israel?

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    13 years ago

    Except, they’ll be powerless against Moshiach and will even participate and help Moshiach in controlling the crowds.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    13 years ago

    Why isn’t this shochet umaaleh bachutz which is 2 issurei koreis?

    lamb
    lamb
    13 years ago

    Good! Throw them in jail and do it infront of al jazeera and other arab media sources! We can NO LONGER tolerate these extremists troublemakers inciting the hatred of the nations surrounding us! On this day when our forefathers sacrificed a lamb it is ironic that we are today ascribed as being a lamb surrounded by wolfs who wish to tear us asunder! Why are we upsetting the wolves? We need to wait and be patient for HKBH to send messiach!

    5T Resident
    5T Resident
    13 years ago

    If these jokers are so frum that they want to bring korbonos, why aren’t they frum enough to realize that they are NOT ALLOWED to bring korbonos while the Beis Hamikdosh is not standing and that they are NOT ALLOWED on the Har Habayis because they are tumah?

    Where do they get these people???

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    13 years ago

    Wow, did they learn up the wrong p’shat or what

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    13 years ago

    Such Am Ha’artzim comment on the site:
    Korban Pesach was offered after the churban and there is perhaps room to say it can be done bizman hazeh (ayen the first 3 sha’alos uteshuvos from R Tzvi Hirsch Kalischer in the Binyon Tzion), which R Y Ettlinger eventually rejects. Nevertheless, to unequivocally say that one NEEDs a Beis HaMikdash for korban pesach is wrong

    Berl
    Berl
    13 years ago

    This is all good and fine except that these people do not accept the gemorah that says that at the Churban Hashem swore 3 oaths ‘Three Oaths’. The Talmud, in Ketubot 111a, mentions that the Jewish people have been bound by three oaths: 1) not to ascend to Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel) as a group using force; 2) not to rebel against the nations of the world; and 3) that the nations of the world would not persecute the nation of Israel excessively. Though the goyim broke their oath , we still do not have the right to provoke them with such acts when it will endanger other Jews.

    anonymous
    anonymous
    13 years ago

    To 5t resident, Berl; – I too do not believe it is a good idea to bring a korban pesach becuase of the political situation – but the halacha is that if you do not bring a korban pesach – you are chayav koreis – you just need to know mokom hamizbeach – tooma hutra bitzibur – and they are not trying to shecht kodshim bachootz. And Berl the three shavuos are not halacha and not brought down by the shulchan aruch. I heard in the name of Rav Moshe Feinstein in response to three shavuos that we do not pasken halacha from agada. Rav Kook, Rav Herzog and the majority of gedolei yisroel had no problem with this. Many stated that the third shavua was not kept by the goyim – so all of them are NOT applicable anymore (if they were ever applicable). Israel was founded with the permission of the UN any way.

    anon
    anon
    13 years ago

    Berl – I suggest you read Eim HaBanim Simeicha written by the Av Beis Din of Munkatch (munkatch makes satmar look zionist by comparison) – he repudiates your views and maintains that had the Minkatcher Rebbe (minchas elozor) lived longer – even he would have modified his views. Your views seem in sync with 1940s hungary – They believed they kept (in their mind) the greatest mitzva in the torah – to be religiously anti-zionist. They also believed -the holocaust would never reach them because they were so anti-zionist – I guess they were wrong