Got to hand it to the high school kid. If it weren't for the heavy police presence, there is no doubt that the nearby crowd of stormtroopers would have lynched him.
Unfortunately, these pro-Israeli peace activists in Canada weren't so lucky when they were assaulted by pro Palestinian gangsters:
Conflict between Jewish and Moslem students is not uncommon on campuses around the world, but at one university this week the violence reached new levels: A student activist, supporter of Israel, and his friend, also known as an Israel supporter, were attacked Sunday at Carlton University near the Canadian capital, Ottawa.
They were subject to anti-Semitic curses and even threatened with a machete, and felt lucky to have survived the onslaught, they said. The incident was widely covered in the press and even reached national news channels.
Nick Bergamini (22), vice-president of the university's student association, told Ynet that he and his friend Mark Klibanov (20) left a bar in the campus area late at night, when suddenly ten men surrounded them, speaking English and Arabic, calling them "Zionists" and "Jews."
Bergamini is not in fact Jewish, but is nonetheless active in his support for Israel, as is Klibanov. Both hold posts in various Jewish campus organizations. "Yes, I love Israel," Bergamini shouted back at the attackers.
Bergamini said that he even recognized one of the men, and supposes they were all students at the university. "I told them not to do this because I knew who they were," he said, "but I got hit hard on the back of the head. We ran to the bar entrance because bar security was there."
But things didn't end there. They decided to go to Ottawa from Gatineau, the campus site, when the crowd had dispersed. On the way, as they passed a parking lot, a car stopped next to them containing three men.
"One of them rolled down the window and said: ‘I am the one who hit you, you f---ing Jew,' although I am not a Jew," Bergamini said. "Two guys came out of the car and one of them tried to kick my roommate.
"One attacker said ‘Open the trunk,' and another guy pulled out a machete that glinted in the street lights. I yelled that they had weapons and we started running as fast as we could. I saw the guy wind up with the machete as I looked back."
Polarized campus
Klibanov, interviewed by local newspaper Ottawa Citizen, said that the huge blade, generally used to clear a path through rainforests in South America, just missed Bergamini's head. He said they survived only because they managed to run away quickly.
http://www.ynet.co.il/english/articles/ ... 95,00.html
When you meet the unbelievers (in battle), smite their necks
Indeed.
