באריכטן אין די מידיא?

נישט אזוי זיסקייט?

אין בין נישט אויסן צו פארענטפערן התאחדות און מסביר זיין פארוואס און בכלל ווען זיי האבן געמאכט פראטעסטן, אבער דאסמאל אויב זיי האבן פאררופן א פראטעסט, (אמת'דיג? ס'נישט געווען ביי זיי דער פאררופונג? נאר וואו?) און טאקע פאררופן מיט א אויסגערעכענטע שריט צו גיין אויף וואשינגטאן, דאן קומט זיי דער קרעדיט.

און איך פארשטיי נישט וואס דו זאגסט וועגן ארונישע פירער אדער זאלונישע. און פון וועלכע פליק רעדסטו?

אנטשולדיגט.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/world/2010-06/01/c_13326534.htm
און דארט שטייט זייער קלאר אז ס'איז געווען 2 באזונדערע פראטעסטן. און אז אונזער פראטעסט האט גאר פארשאטנט דעם אראבישן פראטעסט.

Orthodox Jewish demonstrators protest

Orthodox Jewish demonstrators protest against the government of Israel outside the Israeli mission to the United Nations, in New York, May 31, 2010. Protestors claim the government run by Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is desecrating grave sites by allowing construction atop an ancient cemetery in the coastal town of Ashkelon

Across 42nd Street from the freelance anti-Israel demonstrators and across the avenue from the mission, on the Northwest corner of the intersection, a protest of a few thousand Orthodox Jewish men in broad-brimmed black-hats and long black coats demonstrated against the "desecration" of graves in Israel.

They were protesting against a relocation of ancient graves in southern city of Ashkelon to make way for construction of a hospital emergency room. The demonstrators believe the graves are Jewish bones that should not be moved.

The demonstration prepared more than a week in advance, a police offer told Xinhua, was complete with mammoth video screen and a booming sound system that relayed speakers' remarks for four blocks up Second Avenue, where hundreds of the demonstrators lined the west side of the avenue.

Across 42nd Street from the freelance anti-Israel demonstrators and across the avenue from the mission, on the Northwest corner of the intersection, a protest of a few thousand Orthodox Jewish men in broad-brimmed black-hats and long black coats demonstrated against the "desecration" of graves in Israel.

They were protesting against a relocation of ancient graves in southern city of Ashkelon to make way for construction of a hospital emergency room. The demonstrators believe the graves are Jewish bones that should not be moved.

The demonstration prepared more than a week in advance, a police offer told Xinhua, was complete with mammoth video screen and a booming sound system that relayed speakers' remarks for four blocks up Second Avenue, where hundreds of the demonstrators lined the west side of the avenue.

True Torah Jews sponsored the demonstration, highlighted by a phalanx of young men in traditional garb topped by sack cloth, carrying empty, black-draped, simulated coffins and chanting in Hebrew.