These are the Jewish pogromists
Uri Bar-Yosef describes three types of Jewish rioters he witnessed during the olive harvest in the West Bank: a 15-year-old provocateur who knocked down a Palestinian woman, a young man on an ATV who falsely accused an 80-year-old of assault, and a youth who cursed Brig. Gen. (res.) Yiftah Spector at a police station.
Uri Bar-Yosef describes three types of Jewish rioters he witnessed during the olive harvest season in the West Bank. The first is a provocateur about 15 years old who knocked down a 60-year-old Palestinian woman carrying a sack of olives, then shouted 'Don't touch me' as if he were the victim. The second is a bearded young man about 25 who arrived on an ATV, blocked the road, and screamed at an 80-year-old who defended the Palestinian woman, falsely accusing him of hitting the youth with a club. The third is a young man at a police station who cursed Brig. Gen. (res.) Yiftah Spector, a decorated fighter pilot, without Spector reacting. Bar-Yosef asks whether the State of Israel has a future if these are the youth growing up in the territories and the sane settlers tolerate them.