CCTV shows a young ‘Israeli’ woman spitting at the entrance of the St. James Monastery in the Old City’s Armenian Quarter as she walked past ‘Israeli’ police officers stationed nearby.
The officers intervened shortly afterward, according to the journalist who shared the video.
The clip captures the girl and a companion passing the historic site, headquarters of the Armenian Patriarchate.
The incident is the latest in a series of reported spitting and harassment cases targeting Christian religious sites and clergy in the Old City, particularly the Armenian Quarter.
Transportation Minister Dudy Purwagandhi confirmed that alternative airports in central and eastern Java—including Semarang, Surabaya, and Kertajati—have been activated to accept diverted long-haul flights.
The sudden closures left thousands of international and domestic travelers scrambling to adjust their plans or seek refunds at overcrowded terminals. Meanwhile, fine volcanic ash drifted across southern Sumatra and parts of Java, blanketing roads and vehicles in Bandar Lampung.
In response to air quality concerns, Jakarta city officials announced that schools across the capital will move to online learning starting Monday.
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The sudden closures left thousands of international and domestic travelers scrambling to adjust their plans or seek refunds at overcrowded terminals. Meanwhile, fine volcanic ash drifted across southern Sumatra and parts of Java, blanketing roads and vehicles in Bandar Lampung.
In response to air quality concerns, Jakarta city officials announced that schools across the capital will move to online learning starting Monday.
