Prosecutors have officially dropped a criminal investigation in the case of a Berlin rabbi who claimed he was allegedly spit on by Arabs for no apparent reason after he was leaving his synagogue:
State prosecutors confirmed Thursday that they had dropped the case after Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, president of the city’s Chabad community, was unable to identify the suspects.
Teichtal had reported that several men insulted him in Arabic and spat on him from an apartment balcony after he left services at his synagogue in the Wilmersdof district of Berlin around 9:00 p.m. on July 26. The rabbi was in the company of his young son.
Four suspects questioned by investigators reportedly denied any involvement in the incident. No evidence was discovered on confiscated cell phones and no other witnesses were found.
Prosecutors explained to Teichtal’s lawyer in September that they were unable to proceed in the case. Ultimately, the lawyer agreed with the decision.
Teichtal told reporters he was disappointed in the outcome and suggested laws needed to be changed to make it easier to charge suspects in cases like his.
“We need this as Jews, given the increased threat of anti-Semitism,” he said. “The entire society needs this.”
The incident was one of several attacks last summer on Jews in the German capital. At the time, Teichtal said he was still convinced that “most people in Berlin want Jews to be able to live openly as Jews, without fear of being cursed at, spat on or beaten up.”
We previously reported on this bogus case after Rabbi Teichtal had received a personal visit from the President of Germany who expressed his concern and condolences. We also pointed out the patent absurdity of the rabbi’s eye witness testimony, which the Germany police apparently found equally unbelievable.
This Chabad rabbi, of course, is incensed that the word of the goyim would carry as much weight as a Jew’s. And these “new laws” he wants would basically mean that a Jew’s word must never be questioned and need not be corroborated by any other witnesses, in complete contradiction to the Torah that Jews claim to abide by.
Ideally, this rabbi would like to be able to accuse anybody he wants of ‘antisemitism’ and have them arrested and imprisoned just on his word alone. Of course, the rabbi’s insistence on special laws just for Jews won’t create more antisemitism, and if it did, well, that would be antisemitic.
Hear yah, hear yah, the government needs to force you to like people who torment you. In the civilized western world you will end up in jail if you don’t like Jewish supremacist. WAW….
I read the word “balcony” in this article and thought of the metal netting the Palestinians need over their marketplace to protect them from bottles, rocks, trash and other debris dropped on them from apartment windows by jews living above them. I would have posted a link, but it seems all pictures of such have been scrubbed from the internet.
And yes, the jews are thin-skinned and easily offended. I’ll pass strangers in store parking lots and simply say, “Excuse me. Israel did 9-11.” (Plant the seed of that idea.) When it turns out they are jews, that pisses many of them off! As they say, “The truth hurts.”
“Why don’t they believe me?” asked the liar…
No wonder the jews don’t grasp (or like) Aesop’s fables – especially The Boy Who Cried “Wolf”!
What kind of people are so dislikable that they need laws to make it illegal to dislike them?
“If it were not for the accident of my birth, I would be antisemitic. Any people who have been persecuted for 2000 years must be doing something wrong.”
—Henry Kissinger
Thanks for bringing back that comment. Because of an accident of birth, I am half Jewish as my father was Jewish. But the World War Two Army changed him just like the military changed me, and he didn’t like them either. I grew up in New York and until I left heard the ” everyone hates us for no reason” trope continously from Jews. For such supposedly intelligent people, it’s simply amazing to me that after 2 millenniums, they seem to have no clue as to why so many people dislike them. Even mild criticism is deeply offensive to them. One of my grandmothers lived through some of the Weimar Republic, and I have been doing plenty of reading about it on my own. I dont condone Nazism by any means, but the Jewish behaviour in many different activities during that period certainly largely provided a perfect setting for a Hitler to come along.
Yes, it’s about time Jews took a long hard look in the mirror and did a fearless moral inventory of themselves, not of everyone else, which is their specialty.
As the historian David Irving had the courage to point out, it was the Jews’ own behavior that landed them in Auschwitz where they learned what it was like to do an honest day’s work, and 70 years later, they still haven’t forgiven the Germans for that valuable life lesson:
https://christiansfortruth.com/historian-david-irving-explains-why-jews-themselves-are-responsible-for-ending-up-in-auschwitz/
there own kalergi plan is coming back to haunt them, good!
The protocols of the learned elders of zion is a great read.