Attack brings back worries about inter-religion violence.
A few days after two Israeli soldiers were arrested for desecrating a Jesus statue in a village in Lebanon, a new episode of Jewish violence against Christians has taken place in Jerusalem.
Israeli police reportedly arrested a 36-year-old man who was recorded assaulting a French Catholic nun near Jerusalem’s Old City.
The attack caused a wave of indignation, and led Israeli authorities to react swiftly with ‘zero tolerance to all acts of violence’.
A photo of Yonah Schreiber, the Jewish extremist who attacked a french Catholic nun in Jerusalem a few days ago.pic.twitter.com/KkswNDxO59
— Ihab Hassan (@IhabHassane)May 1, 2026
“Police said the unnamed man was arrested after the attack near David’s Tomb, a holy site outside Zion’s Gate on the southern side of the Old City, “on suspicion of a racially motivated attack,” and remained in custody.
Police video showed the nun bruised and the attacker wearing tzitzit, a fringed undergarment worn by some observant Jewish men. The nun, a French national, suffered injuries including a bruise on her forehead, as seen in an image posted by Israeli police on X.”
‘Extremist Jew’ attacks nun in Jerusalem
A lecturer at a French school was punched in the face and shoved hard. The 36-year-old attacker then ran off
Source: The Gateway Pundit
