Swift Israeli Police Action Crushes Anti-Jewish Violence, Sending Powerful Warning to Extremist Agitators.
Tensions flared in the city of Ramla after nine Arab suspects were arrested within hours of an alleged stone-throwing attack targeting the home of Noam Glick in the Amishav neighborhood.
The disturbing incident, captured on video, reportedly shows the suspects hurling stones at the residence while chanting, “The people of Israel are dead.” The footage quickly circulated, triggering outrage and calls for decisive action.
Immediate Crackdown
Authorities responded with speed and force. Police units tracked down and detained nine suspects in what officials described as a zero-tolerance enforcement operation against anti-Jewish violence.
Officials from the office of Itamar Ben-Gvir emphasized that attacks targeting Jews because of their identity will be met with uncompromising law enforcement.
“There is zero tolerance for anyone who attacks Jews because they are Jewish in the State of Israel,” officials stated.
“Anyone who humiliates the state and issues calls against it will quickly encounter our police—anywhere, at any time.”
The statement also praised Central District Police Commander Commissioner Amir Cohen for executing firm security policy on the ground.
Strong Message of Deterrence
The rapid arrests send a clear signal: antisemitic intimidation and incitement will not be tolerated. Law enforcement’s swift mobilization reflects heightened vigilance amid rising tensions in mixed cities.
Residents in the area expressed relief at the immediate response, viewing it as a reaffirmation of state authority and public safety enforcement.
As investigations continue, authorities are expected to pursue charges aligned with hate crimes, incitement, and property damage.
Israel’s security establishment has repeatedly stressed that internal threats and extremist provocations—regardless of origin—will face decisive consequences.
