A group of foreigners recently settled in a neighborhood in Kumanovo and caused attention among the inhabitants of the city. According to Factor, these believers are members of a Jewish sect and have recently begun preaching in a rented building in the city. The people of Kumanovo react and demand SIA Kumanovo to investigate what these people are about and who allowed them to preach.

"It is not about ordinary tourists, foreign citizens, but about a religious organization. Therefore, they must not live in a private building that is not intended for them. As a parent of two children, I will say that if the services do not resolve the situation and expel them, we as a population will take justice into our own hands. As they could enter, so they will leave. "The police did not prevent their entry, analogously they have no right to prevent their expulsion," the portal quotes a statement from a woman from Kumanovo.

In this regard, this afternoon SIA Kumanovo announced - called for tolerance towards members of the "Jewish religious community" housed in private houses in the Kumanovo settlement Green Hill. The statement said that according to the police, the group has valid documents, and it is "in constant motion" and is expected to leave the country these days.

- The Sector for Internal Affairs in Kumanovo informs the public that the group of persons noticed in Kumanovo is a group of members of the Jewish religious community. These people respect the laws of the Republic of Northern Macedonia, are completely legally residing here, and are temporarily residing in our country, said the SIA Kumanovo.

In the group, as informed by the Kumanovo police, there are Americans, Canadians, Belgians and citizens from South America, who, as pointed out by the SIA Kumanovo, have legal passports or documents and have an authorized residence in the Republic of Northern Macedonia.

- According to the information available to the Ministry of Interior, the group is in constant motion and is expected to leave our country in the coming days. SIA Kumanovo informs the citizens of Kumanovo that the said group does not pose any danger and appeals for tolerance and solidarity with them, said the SIA Kumanovo.

Earlier today, the mayor of Kumanovo Maksim Dimitrievski said that the people of Kumanovo are hospitable to all well-wishers and that the official institutions will give official notification to the group of foreign citizens staying in Kumanovo.

Part of the townspeople ask if these are the people who recently were expelled from Bosnia and Herzegovina, which belong to the extremist cult Lev Tahor, whose members due to extreme and sometimes illegal practices are called "Jewish Taliban".

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