Haredi extremists threaten a secular school in Kiryat Yovel neighborhood

As though it weren't bad enough they were blocking buses and other traffic, now ultra-Orthodox extremists in one of Jerusalem's neighborhoods are vandalizing a secular school, prompting police to provide security:

Police have decided to provide security for a new secular school opening today in Jerusalem’s Kiryat Yovel neighborhood, after ultra-Orthodox extremists protested last night against “immodesty” in the capital, Hebrew media reports say.

Dozens arrived outside the school, scrawled “Stop the immodesty” on the walls, covered windows with stickers with slogans against enlisting in the IDF, and left paint and trash near the entrance gate, according to the Ynet news site.

The report cites a notice sent by the school to parents, saying that due to the vandalism, police are set to secure the area tonight and in the morning as students arrive.

Today is the first day of the school year, and the first-ever day of studies for this particular school.

Many of these extremists, no doubt, are pulling their abominations to damage the conservative movement in Israel, for the sake of leftists, and to bring down the government, all under the confidence the public will scapegoat rightists. What those monsters who trespassed on the school property did was offensive, and they must be found and arrested, and kept away from the school grounds entirely.