'Women of the Wall' return • the police are preparing for riots

Police conducted a violent struggle at the Western Wall: Toward Rosh Chodesh posters were hung throughout the Haredi community in Jerusalem to protest against 'Women of the Wall'.

Police said that they will not allow violence against Women of the Wall in the monthly Rosh Hodesh prayer. However, they are not allowed to pray in violation of place, according to the High Court decision.

During a briefing to reporters, said Jerusalem police chief, Yossi Pariente: "We need police to enforce the law, and we have no agenda. Anyone who wants to share the status quo, can appeal again to the High Court or ask the Attorney General to order other instructions."

According Pariente, the decision was received by the High Court decision where it stopped. "It's easy to do, but not true. Whoever wants to change should turn to the authorities ... We as police are also not comfortable doing this work, this is a sensitive issue that we find ourselves in every month, but as the police we need to enforce the law, and we are preparing for Thursday with the police forces. "

He also said, that never - ever since he took office – were there acts of violence and other factors by the Women of the Wall.

Meanwhile, Women of the Wall called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Justice Minister Tzipi Livni "to cancel the shameful installation law inside the Holy Places, which allows - in Israel in 2013 - to stop women from reading from the Torah and wrapping themselves in a tallit in the women's section at the Western Wall."

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!