Here is @KolotRabbi, Rabbi of the Kolot Mayim Reform Temple.

She has been a regular attendee as a counter-protester of the pro-Palestine protests.

She attends with a sign depicting a few of the hostages and stating that "Rape and Murder is not Resistance."

This is in response to the chants by the pro-Palestine protesters that "when people are occupied, residence is justified."

At a recent protest, the Rabbi decided to stand in the pathway of the protest march, requiring the protesters to walk around her.

She did not continuous block their movement, more did she engage with protesters. She held a gins in peaceful civil disobedience.

A few days later, she received a phone call from @vicpdcanada.

She was informed that she could be charged with obstruction and interference if she attempted to block the marches.

Synopsis of conversation between VicPD and Rabbi Lynn:This seems to be an interesting stance by the Victoria Police, as the protesters have conducted numerous blockades of the roads (5+ minutes each time), obstructing the public's use of the streets.

@timthielmann recently posted his opinion on the matter as it pertains to the application of the law (not legal advice):Interestingly enough, many of the pro-Palestine protesters were involved in the disruption, breach of the peace, and violence at the @MeghanEMurphy Million Person March.

During the peaceful demonstration at the @BCLegislature, these same activists stormed the stage, began to assault organizers and threatened public safety.

Victoria Police released a statement:Police ended the demonstration, arrested counter-protesters, and cancelled the march.

A common phrase used by police towards the activists involved in Save Fairy Creek, so-called "love wins," homelessness, and pro-Palestine is "given their nature," police need to take different precautions.

In essence, if unhinged, confrontational, aggressive, violent, large groups of a mob attend any event, the police are ill-equipped to control the scene and cave to the numbers.

This was evident again during the vandalism of the Capt. Cook statue in the Inner Harbour:I come back to my prior Tweet, in which the pro-Palestine protesters inform their participants to ignore and not engage with "Zionists," painting counter-protesters as a problem.

However, if the Palestine supporters were not violent by nature, why are they constantly being reminded to remain peaceful?

The Palestine movement has marshalls, whose role is to intercept their protesters whenever they confront others.

Meanwhile, Victoria Police are threatening to arrest a Rabbi for peacefully holding a sign and not obstructing anyone's movement.

This two-tier policing suggests that violence, intimidation and outnumbering the police are how protests are allowed to continue or be ended.

Is it surprising that counter-protesters call for larger numbers at their events?