Just three days after the event, police indicted four Jewish teenage girls for spraying graffiti near Noam Tavon’s residence and handing out fliers correctly asserting that the IDF commander of Judea and Samaria is a monster. Tavon, indeed, revels in oppressing Jewish villagers in the area.
The girls were additionally charged with refusing to identify themselves to police: a common tactic that symbolizes denial of the police’s authority to prosecute good Jews.
When tens of thousands Arabs rioted against IDF in response to the Gaza operation, calling IDF soldiers all sorts of names, only 700 were arrested.
