Slogans written on the walls of the Baptist Church in the Occupied City

On February 20, 2012, radical Jews wrote offensive slogans on the walls of the Baptist Church in Jerusalem.

The slogans were signed ‘price tag’. Price tag is a group of radical Jews who have been attacking and defiling sacred Muslim and Christian sites all around the West Bank. They inscribed slogans offending Jesus Christ and Virgin Mary as well as threats the likes of ‘we will crucify you’ and ‘death to Christianity’. They also flattened the tires of three cars parked near the church.

 

It is the second attack committed by the same groups in days; on February 7, 2012, they wrote offensive slogans on the walls of the Monastery of the Cross. The same group had also defiled Maman Allah Cemetery and Ukasha Mosque in the past months.

 

The Latin Patriarch Church labeled the act ‘terrorist’ and that it hits the heart of Christianity with all the hatred involved. It also demanded finding the perpetrators and punishing them. It must be noted that various radical groups have been attacking Palestinian properties in areas occupied in 1948 by torching, damaging, and/or writing offensive and discriminative slogans. Whenever such an attack takes place, the Israeli police promise to find the doers but never care to do.

 

The question here is what if this was an Israeli synagogue? Will it be the same reaction and response or they will probably wave the hollow ‘anti-Semitism’ banner all around the world!!!