Sexy Cemetery Photo Shoot Ignites Religious Fury
By R. Brownell
Several women are under some serious scrutiny from the Jewish community in Poland after several photos posted online showed two women posing scandalously next to desecrated Jewish graves from during the German occupation in WWII. One of the women in the photos is also seen wearing a belt with a buckle labeled “Jesus”, which is adding fuel to the fire as Jews decree the photos as religious intolerance.
A Jewish outreach organization known as From The Depths, was the first to bring attention to the photos after volunteers discovered them surfing the web: “It absolutely shocked us to find the pictures that these girls had decided to model in such provocative poses at the site of the Jewish cemetery, clearly knowing what they were doing,” Jonny Daniels, founder and director of From the Depths, told the press last Sunday.
“This isn’t an act necessarily of anti-Semitism, it’s an act of stupidity and religious intolerance that we’re standing up against,” Daniels said.
“We’re not pushing for these two young girls to go to prison, rather to understand the severity of what they did and to use that to enable people to understand that we won’t sit idly by when acts like these which happen too often take place in Eastern Europe,” Daniels added.
If caught by Polish authorities, the two women can face up to two years in prison for breaking religious tolerance laws.
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