It seems that it's not enough for NYC jews to be given their own armed militias within the borough of Brooklyn, nor is it enough that they demand hundreds of hours of overtime work from the NYPD to guard their 'gogues during their various holy days (and at taxpayer's expense), now the Rabbis and jews themselves have stated there's a need for each of them to carry weapons.

In the article below the kikes admit that they are "worried about muslim "jihadists/terrorists" but also insist that they fear an amorphous, not defined group of "extremist" anti-semites.

By REUVEN FENTON and ANDY GELLER
TEMPLE OF BOOM

Last updated: 6:03 am
September 4, 2009
Posted: 2:58 am
September 4, 2009

It's High Noon for the holidays

TEMPLE OF BOOM: Rabbi Gary Moscowitz (far right) leads fellow heat-packing holy men in a self-defense drill at a Queens synagogue.

Fearing "jihadists" will attack synagogues during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, a group of badass rabbis has developed a program to turn your average shul-goer into a lean, mean fighting machine.

The group, which calls itself the International Security Coalition of Clergy, was founded by Rabbi Gary Moscowitz, who boasts a black belt in karate, teaches martial arts and was an NYPD cop for nine years.

He's teaching others basic and advanced fighting moves -- how to take down a terrorist by the neck, how to use a table as cover from gunfire and how to execute a nifty running somersault while drawing a gun -- that he says can be used by Jews if they're attacked by terrorists during prayer.

"Jews are not like Christians," Moscowitz said. "If I turn my cheek, I'm coming around to make a kick."

Moscowitz said he doesn't think Muslims in general are a threat, but "extremist groups are."

"We're just worried about the safety of the houses of worship that are being threatened with rhetoric on regular basis and extremism," the 52-year- old rabbi said. /

Moscowitz said NYPD officers aren't qualified to guard synagogues because they don't know members of the congregation.

"A terrorist could put a yarmulke on, say, 'Happy holidays,' and blow the place up," he said.

NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said the rabbi had been fired in the early 1990s from the forcet didn't know details.

Asked about Moscowitz's criticism of the NYPD, Browne opted for a biblical-like statement.

"Blessed are the tight of lip," he said, "for they shall resist speaking ill of the ill-informed."

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http://www.nypost.com/seven/09042009/news/regionalnews/go_ahead__make_my_high_holiday_188045.htm