The anti-smoking laws say smoking is prohibited in public spaces and restaurants an malls are considered public spaces.... if they really are private soaces than the anti-smoking laws are invalid! The courts need to choose: either no smoking or no chaometz

Wow, doesn't that just read like "the bowels of h_ll". A city full of Jew-haters with a store making blood-money off their passive-aggressive activity. Is there even a single resident there - paid by Israel to come here to live as Jews - who even understands the tradition of unleavened bread? We're not talking about seeking freedom of action, here - chances are, there are plenty there who avoid other Israeli foods just because they weren't served in the Soviet Union. If Israel absolutely needs to give up a strip of land to the Palestinians, look no further. And if we're looking for citizens to exchange for kidnapped soldiers, the stooge TT owners will stand up just fine to torture, because they have no soul.

This kid should be given a medal and made Prime Minister. One has to appreciate his Chutzpah!

Would he eat pita in the middle of the parade?

LOL Hilarious

there was nothing to put on.

He didnt have much to cover...hehehe

Hametz does't kill. Smoking does and the Torah says "Thou shalt not kill"! Cigarettes killed my wife from lung cancer. Eating bread did not. Live and let live - smoke at home but don't smoke where there are children or others.

This is exactly why we keep haredi around . to enforce policies pertanning to maintaining a cultural identity. Stop studying and protest more. Gessh yall are only strong when it comes to picking on the weak.

You have to give the Haredi credit. Israel is theoretically a land of "rule of law". The Hametz Judge made a decision against the Knesset's wishes in accordance with her political beliefs. The protestor made beautiful use of his freedom of expression to show the hypocrisy of the Israeli "justice system". Sadly, nothing will come of it except that maybe the police will beat the Haredi guy for "assaulting a police officer".

Hope somebody caught that on their cell phone camera!! Maybe we'll see it on You Tube soon!

This man sounds a bit unstable, but our judicial system is completely out of it's mind.

"assets". But I wonder what would've became of a woman protesting in the same manner against religious oppression in Bnei Brak. Would she be congratulated for her "healthy chutzpah" over here? I doubt it. So, what became of "live and let live"?

I agree. this man showed the corrupt israeli justice that they're wrong in their rulings. kol hakavod!!!

Law has certain standards. Including in the common law tradition. When a judge passes a decision on the interpretation of certain laws, she must take cognizance of the wording of the law itself, of the legislature's comments and the process of the law's ratification. This is clearly what the judge did. (As has been agreed to by Mazuz.) As for the guy's use of the word "public", he has no knowledge of law and legislation. To make the story short, the same may have a different meaning or interpretation in the law and the dictionary, as well as among several laws. For example, if I call my boyfriend, who is in the same state as I am, it is still possible for the government to call this interstate commerce, because even though both of us are in the same state, the signal probably traveled outside of the state at some point.

i would have shot his behind with a rubberband. The guy is a meshugener.

Don’t come here with your freshly changed diapers, right out of law school and lecture us what law is, or how one is to interoperate it. This judge twisted the law in order to fulfill her own beliefs, this young man, however crazy he may be, beat the court on its own turf, and you can't take it, because you embrace the same - anti religious beliefs as the judge.

This guy is a Haredi like I am a Haredi.

Monthy Python's " The meaning of life": " You can wrap it up in ribbons, You can stick it in your sock. But don't take it out in public Or they will stick you in the dock And you won't a-come a-back! Thank you very much!"

...you could borrow one of my Burlington Original Extra Soft Argyle Socks! They come in 33 colors!!! For that special extra touch...!

Your comment is even stupider. Torah does not say "thou shal not kill" but "al tirtzah". Killing is permissible, murder is not. Now to learn the difference between the two, buy masechet sanhedrin, find a rav and a chevruta and go learn.