Asked "can I shoot Women of the Wall?" - And was arrested

Investigators of the Fraud Division of the Jerusalem police detained for questioning a Jewish boy, aged 17 years old, resident of a settlement in Judea and Samaria, who studied at a Jerusalem yeshiva - after asking the rabbi on the Kipa website: "Are you allowed to shoot at the Women of the Wall who will come on Sunday to the Kotel when wrapped in a prayer shawl and immodestly dressed?"

The boy was arrested in Beit Shemesh, when he was on a field trip with fellow yeshiva students.

He claimed at his investigation that he did not mean to hurt the Women of the Wall. Investigation by the Jerusalem Police continues.

The first version of the Rabbi's response, Rabbi Efrati answered not do so, because there is no Sanhedrin in Israel today which is authorized to order the killing of a person and the proper way to combat it is through the strengthening of the Torah.
The Rabbi's response provoked a storm and has been edited. Revised version he replied: "That is not the way of the Torah, but the conversation and piercing controversy without violence. Such questions are probably designed to ignite a fire in our camp, and do not come from a place of pure heart and Hashem's will, and I wonder who is behind it and seeks to arouse controversy about the Jewish identity of our dear country. "

Editor of questions and answers and Rabbi Efrati filed a parallel complaint with the police against the user.

Surfer wrote in response that he did not intend to kill, and even if the Rabbi had ordered killing them, he would have been satisfied with the detachment from the Western Wall during the time the women are praying there.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!