Six Arrested Following Incident at Armenian Monastery in Jerusalem
2 sources across 2 countries · Israel · Qatar · 1 of them is linked to a state
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- The Jerusalem Post
- Al Jazeera
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Six Jewish Israelis were arrested after they were filmed spitting and allegedly throwing rocks at the Saint James Monastery in Jerusalem's Old City. Israel Police announced on Sunday that five of the suspects were minors and one was an adult. According to a Jerusalemite Armenian reporter, the suspects also threw rocks at the window of a woman filming the event while shouting insults. The Armenian Patriarchate has filed a formal complaint regarding the incident. Three suspects were released under restrictive conditions that bar them from the Old City for 15 days, while the other three were brought to the Magistrate Court for a detention extension request. A center left source framed the event as an attack, while a center right source framed it as an allegation involving suspects.
How each side framed it
- Centre-left
- The source framed the event as a definitive attack by Israelis.
- Centre-right
- The source framed the event as an allegation and focused on the legal process and police reports.
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