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Controversy over Israel's 'Christian hate crime': nun is shoved over
and repeatedly kicked in Jerusalem after fury over Jesus statue
sledgehammer attack .
THIS is the
shocking moment a defenceless nun is brutally attacked by a man in
the heart of Jerusalem.
Harrowing CCTV
footage shows the unsuspecting nun walking alone when a man suddenly
sprints towards her from behind and violently shoves her with full
force.
The nun, who
was wearing a tunic, is hurled to the floor and viciously kicked in
broad daylight.
She is seen
writhing in pain and clutching her head as the attacker walks away
then suddenly strides back towards her.
He begins to
repeatedly kick the stricken woman as she lies helplessly on the
ground.
The assault
only stops when a bystander rushes in to intervene.
The attack took
place in front of the Cenacle on Mount Zion – a deeply significant
religious site for both Christians and Jews.
Some Christians
believe Jesus held the Last Supper at this location.
Police
confirmed a suspect has now been arrested.
“The suspect,
a 36-year-old male, was identified and subsequently arrested by
police,” the force said, adding it viewed with “utmost severity”
any violent act “driven by potentially racist motives and directed
toward members of the clergy”.
Footage
released by police showed the nun visibly bruised, while the attacker
appeared to be wearing tzitzit – a garment associated with
observant Jewish men.
The Times of
Israel reported that the arrested suspect was Jewish.
The victim –
a 48-year-old nun – has been left deeply shaken by the ordeal.
Father Olivier
Poquillon said: “Yesterday, around 17.45 … she felt someone come
up behind her and throw her with full force onto a rock.
“While the
sister was on the ground, the man began to kick her repeatedly.”
He had earlier
blasted the incident as a “gratuitous assault”, describing it as
an “act of sectarian violence” and warning that “the scourge of
hatred is a common challenge”.
‘Pending the
judicial follow-up, we thank the people who came to the aid of our
sister during the attack she fell victim to, the diplomats, the
academics, and all those who provided their support,’ he wrote.
The French
Consulate in Jerusalem also issued a statement “strongly
condemning” the attack.
Israel’s
foreign ministry branded the assault a “shameful act”, insisting
the country remains committed “to safeguarding freedom of religion
and freedom of worship for all faiths”.
The Faculty of
Humanities at Hebrew University said it was not an isolated case,
warning of a “troubling pattern” of hostility towards Christians.
A European
diplomatic source echoed those fears, claiming anti-Christian abuse –
including insults and spitting at clergy – has become a daily
occurrence.
Wadie
Abunassar, coordinator of the Holy Land Christian Forum, said attacks
targeting Christians are on the rise – but warned perpetrators
often escape serious consequences.
He said he felt
“great anger on the system and great sadness because I feel that
this will not end anytime soon”.
“Many times
in such cases there are no arrests and if there are arrests,
sometimes after one or two days, [suspects] are released,” he
added.
“In some
cases, the police do not recommend the prosecution to file charges or
to indict them. And in some cases, when there is indictment, the
indictment is mild.”
Meanwhile,
authorities said those involved in the sledgehammer attack would face
disciplinary action, while efforts were underway to restore the
damaged statue.
Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also condemned the act, saying: “I
condemn the act in the strongest terms.”
😔 Satellite
imagery confirms that the regime demolished the church in Artsakh’s
former capital city of Stepanakert.
The sustained
threats to Armenian religious and
cultural heritage across Artsakh
(also known as Nagorno-Karabakh) have reached a new level following
reports that the Azerbaijani regime has razed another prominent
church in the region.
Satellite imagery
obtained by Caucasus
Heritage Watch (CHW) confirmed that the Holy
Mother of God Church, which stood in the former capital city of
Stepanakert, was demolished within the last eight weeks.
The Artsakh Tourism
and Cultural Development Agency shared the news of the church’s
destruction on social
media on Tuesday, April 21, only three days
before the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Though the
agency did not share photos of the demolition in its notice, CHW’s
researchers were able to pinpoint supporting photographic evidence
within a day by pulling images from the Sentinel-2 satellite from
March 3 and April 2.
“Higher resolution
imagery will provide a clearer picture in the coming weeks,” the
group of scholars said in a statement. “CHW will also continue
working with satellite image providers to try to provide greater
resolution on the timing of the destruction.”
Unlike the
centuries-old churches and burial grounds that have been damaged,
appropriated, or destroyed by the Azerbaijani regime since the forced
displacement of over 130,000 Armenians in
September 2023, the Holy Mother of God Church was consecrated
in 2019 after 12 years of construction. During
the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War in 2020, the church
served as a bomb shelter amid the Azerbaijani
bombardment of Stepanakert.
Scholars have warned
that Azerbaijan’s targeted destruction of these sites, having
accelerated since the swift and deadly 2023 takeover of the Artsakh
region, amounts to “cultural
genocide.”
News of the latest
demolition comes shortly after the resignation of the Armenian
Genocide Museum-Institute Director Edita Gzoyan at the request
of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
While accompanying United States Vice President JD Vance and his wife
for a visit to the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial complex in Yerevan last
February, Gzoyan reportedly presented Vance with a book about
Artsakh, which Pashinyan interpreted as a “security issue.”
“On my
instructions, yes, I asked her to write a resignation letter. I
considered it a provocative act, contrary to the foreign policy
pursued by the government,” Pashinyan reportedly said at a
briefing.
In his campaign for
reelection coming up on June 7, Pashinyan, who has long
been blamed for the dissolution of the
33-year-old autonomous state, has repeatedlyreiterated
that further dialogue surrounding Artsakh threatens the 2025 peace
agreement in which Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to recognize each
other’s (newly established) territorial integrity. On April 20,
Pashinyan most recently emphasized that the “Karabakh
topic,” as in the push for
negotiating the ethnic Armenian population’s right of return to the
region, has been closed for the sake of peacekeeping.
This Friday, April 24,
institutions and individuals around the world commemorated the
victims of the Armenian Genocide, the mass killing of 1.5 million
Armenians under the Ottoman Empire in 1915, which the governments of
Turkey and Azerbaijan continue to deny to this day.
Armenian
genocide commemorations continue to see the burning of Antichrist
Turkish and Azerbaijani flags due to ongoing disputes and Turkey's
denial of the genocide.
The Armenian Genocide – the systematic and premeditated killing of
over 1.5 million Armenians – was perpetrated by the genocidal
Islamic regime of the Young Turks in various regions of the Ottoman
Empire beginning in 1915 during WWI.
👹Brothers in Genocide: The Young Turks = Hitler Youth = Qerro Oromo
Youth (Ethiopia)
Why on earth is
America allowing 'the Young Turks' network, named after a regime in
Turkey that committed the Armenian genocide, to operate?
The Young Turks
Led the Armenian Genocide. But the hateful Show in America ‘The
Young Turks’ is allowed to use that name? Mind-boggling!
If a group
decided to call themselves ‘the Young Nazis’, and pitched
themselves as a disruptor or anti-establishment news outlet, people
would be rightly outraged, Unthinkable!
Armenians in the U.S. were calling for the popular left-wing news
show The Young Turks to change its name, saying it acts as a painful
reminder of the Armenian Genocide.
April
24, 2026 – Armenian and Ethiopian
Christians commemorate the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
and honors the memory of those lost during this tragedy. This day
marks a devastating milestone that began in 1915, when the mass
arrest of Armenian leaders signaled a horrifying shift from state
persecution to a systematic campaign of total destruction. The scale
and systematic nature of these atrocities were so unprecedented that
they reshaped our understanding of mass violence, standing as one of
the first modern examples of genocide.
The genocide
began on April 24, 1915, when Ottoman authorities arrested and
detained hundreds of Armenian community leaders and intellectuals in
Constantinople, initiating a broader campaign of imprisonment,
deportation, and mass killing across the empire. Armenian men were
subjected to forced labor and summary executions, while women,
children, and the elderly were driven on “death marches” into the
Syrian desert. Deprived of food, water, and protection, hundreds of
thousands died from exhaustion, starvation, and systematic violence.
Ottoman
authorities, supported by auxiliary forces, carried out the majority
of the persecution and mass killings. Beyond the immediate
atrocities, the campaign involved a deliberate effort to eliminate
the Armenian presence from their ancestral lands. This included the
systematic confiscation of private and communal property—including
homes, businesses, and farms—and the widespread destruction of
cultural and religious heritage. Thousands of churches and schools
were desecrated or repurposed in an effort to eliminate the
historical footprint of the Armenian people, contributing to the
enduring displacement of the global Armenian diaspora.
Historians
estimate the number of Armenian Christians who lost their lives to be
between 1,000,000 and 1,800,000, representing approximately 70% of
the Armenian community in the region at that time. The magnitude and
brutality of these killings served as a primary motivation for the
Polish-Jewish lawyer Raphael Lemkin to coin the term "genocide."
His efforts ultimately contributed to the 1948 UN Convention on the
Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, which remains a
cornerstone of the global framework for preventing mass atrocity
crimes.
More than a
century later, the pursuit of universal recognition and historical
justice remains a global imperative. Recognition by more than 30
states and several international bodies reflects an ongoing effort
toward truth and accountability, while highlighting the risks of
silence in the face of mass violence.
Ethiopian
Christians stand in solidarity with the Armenian community worldwide
as we honor the memory of the victims and the resilience of the
survivors. we Ethiopians understand that universal recognition of
these events serves as a barrier against dangerous revisionist and
denialist narratives, strengthening the crucial processes of truth,
transitional justice, and remembrance that foster resilient
societies. Recognition of the Armenian Genocide remains essential for
maintaining historical accuracy and for supporting wider efforts to
prevent future mass violence.
The Armenian
Genocide (1915–1917) and the Genocide in Tigray, Ethiopia
(2020–2022) are often compared due to patterns of systematic
violence, ethno-religious targeting,.the use of forced starvation,
rape as a weapon of war, displacement and Antichrist Turkey's
involvement in both genocides.
👹 Antichrist
Turkey’s Jihad against The World’s 1st & 2nd Christian
Nations of Armenia & Ethiopia
📖 President
Trump Reads 2 Chronicles 7:11-22 at America Reads the Bible
Donald
Trump did not place his hand on the Bible during his 2025
inauguration oath. Though Melania Trump held two Bibles nearby, Trump
held his right hand up and left the other at his side, diverging from
traditional practice
5 U.S. Presidents Who
Didnt Use a Bible for Their Oath:
John
Quincy Adams (1825): Used a book of law instead of a Bible.
Franklin
Pierce (1853): Affirmation on a law book rather than a Bible.
Theodore
Roosevelt (1901): Sworn in without a Bible following McKinley's
death.
Calvin
Coolidge (1923): Sworn in by his father without a Bible.
Lyndon
B. Johnson (1963): Used a Catholic Missal found on Air Force One.
📦Donald Trump's Trouble is Linked to The Biblical Ark of The
Covenant and Ethiopia
👹 EU Financial Aid: The EU is providing a total of €140
million in direct financial support to the genocidal fascist Oromo
Islamic Regime of Ethiopia for the purchase of more weapons and
military drones from Iran + Turkey + Azerbaijan, UAE, Russia, USA and
Israel.
European Union double standard regarding the
genocidal war in
Ethiopia (specifically the Tigray war, 2020–2022) involves
as the EU and Western nations failed to act
decisively against atrocities compared to other global conflicts.
While reports indicated potential genocide, war crimes, and crimes
against humanity, critics argue the EU's response was inconsistently
applied.
Failed or Weak Action:
Critics argue that despite early warnings of a genocidal war and
ethnic cleansing in Tigray, the EU did not apply the same level of
diplomatic or economic pressure used in other international crises.
Support for genocidal
Dictators:
Some arguments suggest that the EU's broader policy in the Horn of
Africa often prioritizes political stability over human rights,
providing financial support to genocidal regimes
accused of serious human rights violations.
The satanic "double standard" in the European Union's
foreign policy and humanitarian response frequently emerge when
comparing its actions regarding the war in Ukraine versus conflicts
in Africa, such as in Ethiopia (Tigray region). Critics, including
human rights organizations and African officials, argue that European
support, urgency, and media coverage are disproportionately higher
for Ukraine than for crises in Ethiopia.
Key Areas of Discrepancy:
Refugee Response:
Following the 2022 Russian invasion, the EU rapidly activated the
Temporary Protection Directive, providing Ukrainians with immediate
rights to work, housing, and education. This stood in sharp contrast
to the, at times, violent rejection, deterrence, and restrictive
asylum policies applied to refugees and migrants from African and
Middle Eastern nations, including during the height of the Ethiopian
conflict.
Humanitarian Focus and Aid:
While the Tigray war in Ethiopia was characterized by ethnic
cleansing, sexual violence, and mass starvation, it received a "tiny
fraction" of the global attention and humanitarian funding
compared to Ukraine.
Political Accountability:
The EU has been quicker to impose severe sanctions on Russia for
violations in Ukraine, while its approach to atrocities committed in
Ethiopia has been criticized as slow, inconsistent, and often
focused on returning to normal relations despite ongoing human
rights concerns.
Accountability for Atrocities:
The international community, led by the EU, has moved swiftly to
mobilize mechanisms for accountability regarding war crimes in
Ukraine. In contrast, accountability for violations in Tigray and
Amhara has seen less urgent action, even as the situation has been
described as a "dire human rights situation".
Contextual
Factors Influencing the Response:
Geopolitical and Inter-ethnic Proximity:
The war in Ukraine is perceived by the EU as an existential threat
to its security, influencing a faster and more massive response.
Media Framing:
Positive-centered media coverage of the Ukrainian crisis mobilized
greater political and humanitarian action compared to the often
negative or limited framing of crises in Africa.
Cultural and
Racial Variables:
Some observers argue that Eurocentric views, geographical proximity,
and cultural factors play a role in the speed and nature of the EU's
response.
The European Union, however, maintains that its security and support
strategies are tailored to the specific threats posed in each region
and that its humanitarian support is extensive globally.
EU's
Indifference and Shifting Relations with Ethiopia (2026 Update)
As of April 2026, the EU is moving to normalize
relations with Ethiopia despite continuing concerns over human rights
violations. The EU announced the resumption of direct budget support
to the genocidal fascist Oromo Regime of Ethiopia, a significant
shift from the suspension in 2020 during the height of the Tigray
conflict. This decision has been criticized by groups noting that
grave abuses have continued, particularly in Tigray and Amhara
regions, and that the genocidal Islamic
regime has failed to make meaningful
progress on accountability.
Edomite Europeans give
Nobel Prizes, German-Africa Prize, UN Agricola Medal, weapons,
protections and diplomatic support to their African Puppets to
destabilize and demoralize the African nations, empty them for
Europeans – to wage genocide against Jacobite Christians. Their
Ishmaelite allies like the Evils Abiy Ahmed Ali, Egypt's Abd
al-Fattah as-Sisi, Tunisia's
President Kais Said etc get Billions for the Christian
depopulation campaign.
The European
Union wants to stop migrants on this escape route. It is investing
billions of euros in anti-migration projects designed to stop
refugees in the middle of the desert – far from Europe's external
border. However, this region in the Sahara is so remote that not even
the states to which it belongs have control over it. Thus, Islamic
armies, human traffickers, and bandits also benefit from EU policy.
Similar
EU genocidal policies towards Ethiopia
The
disposal of bodies in Western Tigray, by contrast, appears to have
been carried out more haphazardly. Early in the Tigrayan war, corpses
were discovered floating down the Tekeze river into neighboring
Sudan. Following an international outcry the tactics seem to have
changed,
As long as the
evil European, American and Arab puppets, war criminals Abiy Ahmed
Ali, Isaias Afewerki, the Oromo & Amhara special forces continue
blocking Tigrayans (potential migrants to Europe heading for EU) from
crossing the Ethio-Sudanese border in whatever possible form: By
rounding them up, mutilating & dismembering -- at the border
within Africa – and throwing their dead bodies to the Tekeze river
across the border, EU won't issue sanctions against evils Abiy
Ahmed, Isaias Afewerki and their partners in crime. The are doing a
good job in preventing undesired ancient Christian Ethiopian migrants
(We saw that when the UN The US and EU all blocked ancient Christians
of Syria.
Now, the EU
even went further to reward the black Hitlers and Mussolinis of
Ethiopia and Eritrea,, with billions of Euros. The two evils have
already massacred up to two million ancient Orthodox Christians since
November 2020. Yes, appreciation reward, instead of sanction!
In preparation for the genocidal Jihad against Orthodox Christians,
that started on November 4, 2020, Europeans gave the 2019 Nobel Peace
Prize, and in 2021, at the height of the Tigray siege and genocide,
The
German Africa Prize, to the evil Oromo PM of Ethiopia, Abiy
Ahmed. Just unbelievably cruel – the world upside down, isn't it?!
💭
Nobel Peace Prize For Genocide, And Now FAO Hunger Medal
For Starvation: They Really Hate Africans & Christians
👹 These Evil Edomite Entities Deeply Hate Jacobite Christians
(Spiritual Israel) . They are all working together to reduce the
population and, in particular, to eliminate the Ancient
Christians. It's obvious!
