Haredi moonbats riot against planned train line through Bar Ilan street

The Haredi extremists of Mea Shearim in Jerusalem are against having a train line running through the main street in the area, so again, all they can do is riot:

Approximately 4,000 ultra-Orthodox protesters convened at the Bar Ilan junction in Jerusalem on Monday evening, to protest plans to extend the capital's light rail route through ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods.

At least 25 protesters were detained for questioning on suspicion of disorderly conduct as protesters confronted local police, shouting insults at them. According to Israel Police, a pocket knife, a club and a pepper spray canister were seized from one of the detained protesters.

Yup, looks like at least one made sure to set a poor example by bringing offensive weapons along too. And that's enough to compound the decision to go full steam ahead with building the next train line in the area. Those Haredis opposed to it can pack their bags and move out.