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(ISRAEL NATIONAL NEWS) -- A Jewish man has been questioned by police, fingerprinted, and required to sign a large financial guarantee, after displaying a toy gun in self-defense after being threatened by an Arab gang.
The man was with his 13-year-old son at the time of the attack, which occurred two weeks ago in a JNF forest near Rosh Haayin, where he lives. The two Jews had been visiting the forest and taking photographs, in preparation for an event for special-needs children.
While there, a group of Arabs approached, surrounding the two, and threatening them with a knife. It was then that the man recalled his son's toy gun in the back seat of his car, and he managed to retrieve it and place it in the belt of his pants. This caused the Arabs to retreat and he and his son made their escape and also alerted police to what had transpired.
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