2023-10-29 21:08:32
Abroad Russian Republic of Dagestan
Anti-Jewish mob storms airport after plane from Tel Aviv lands
Status: 29.10.2023 | Reading time: 3 minutes
They broke down doors at the airport and some ran onto the tarmac
Quelle: picture alliance/dpa/TASS/Ramazan Rashidov
Anti-Semitic incidents are increasing in the Muslim-dominated North Caucasus. In the republic of Dagestan, an angry mob stormed the airport after a plane from Israel landed there.
Because of the Gaza conflict, anti-Jewish attacks are increasing in Russia’s Muslim-dominated North Caucasus. In Makhachkala in the Republic of Dagestan, a crowd of people forced their way into the airport on Sunday evening because a plane from Tel Aviv had landed there, allegedly carrying refugees from Israel. Numerous people also ran onto the airfield. Videos posted on online networks show the men breaking through fences, kicking in doors in the terminal and trying to check cars leaving the airport. Some shouted “Allahu Akbar” (God is great).
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The airfield was temporarily closed and incoming aircraft were diverted to other airports, the state aviation regulator Rosawiazija told the Tass agency. The situation is under control again, the government of the Caucasus Republic reported on Telegram. She called on the mob to stop all “illegal acts.”
“We are against Jewish refugees,” says one protest poster
Quelle: picture alliance/dpa/TASS/Ramazan Rashidov
After the incident, Israel called on Russia to protect all Israeli citizens. His country expects the Russian authorities to “protect all Israeli citizens and all Jews and take decisive action against the rioters and incitement to violence against Jews and Israelis,” said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office.
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On Saturday, a crowd of angry people surrounded a hotel in the city of Khasavyurt, Dagestan, because of a rumor that refugees from Israel were being housed there. The state agency Ria confirmed this incident. According to local reports, several dozen men broke into the hotel to allegedly check the passports of hotel guests. The police sealed off the hotel.
The situation is made worse by the fact that the evacuation flights for Russian citizens from Tel Aviv land in the North Caucasus, namely at the airports of Makhachkala, Mineralnye Vody and Sochi. In the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, Russian Muslims stand by their Palestinian brethren.
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In Nalchik, tires were set on fire next to a Jewish cultural center under construction on Sunday, the Ria news agency reported. According to the security authorities of the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic, the building was daubed with extremist slogans. According to photos, it said “Death to the Jews.” In the republic of Karachayevo-Cherkessia, demonstrators called for the local Jewish population to be deported.
The head of the Republic of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, called on the population not to be incited by extremists who wanted to destabilize the situation. “Because of the fakes spread by our enemies, some very young people were on the verge of violating the laws,” he wrote on Telegram. The region’s Islamic clergy also made it clear: “Anti-Semitism has no place in the multi-ethnic North Caucasus.”
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Because of the violence in the Middle East, President Vladimir Putin met with the heads of the religions represented in Russia last week. He called for peaceful coexistence between peoples and religions in the large country.
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