And the accusations against them could be your own bigotry if you did not watch the video,and instead, just prejudged based on your own personal anti-orthodox beliefs.
And "could be"
could be a cowardly insinuation, but we can get back to that in a bit.
As to the issue raised, see
Times of Israel > 5 arrested for spitting at Christians in Jerusalem; police minister: it's not criminal
Police on Wednesday arrested five Orthodox Jews on suspicion of spitting at Christian worshippers in the Old City of Jerusalem, amid a rise in incidents targeting priests and pilgrims in the capital.
At the same time, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir said in an interview: “I still think spitting at Christians is not a criminal case. I think we need to act on it through instruction and education. Not everything justifies an arrest.”
Speaking to Army Radio, the minister in charge of police added: “It is deserving of every condemnation. It should be stopped. I asked Rabbi Dov Lior, he said it was immoral and wrong. We’re against it. But let’s stop slandering Israel. We’re all brothers, we’re all of the same people.”
Before entering politics, Ben Gvir in the past justified spitting toward Christians as “an ancient Jewish custom.”
In an incident that was widely condemned, several people, including children, were
filmed on Monday spitting at Christian pilgrims.
Police said one of those arrested was among those filmed spitting on Monday.
The other four, including a minor, were seen and filmed spitting at Christian worshipers in fresh incidents during an Orthodox procession through the Old City on Wednesday and arrested at the scene.
Police said they intended to charge them with assault. Hebrew media noted that in the past there have been difficulties convicting those who spit because the act does not meet the criteria of violence for assault. However, Jerusalem police Chief Superintendent Assaf Harel told Army Radio that “spitting on somebody is certainly considered to be assault.” Harel said there had been a rise in attacks on Christians in the city of late, with 17 incidents reported in the past six months.
So good job channelling Ben Gvir who is, for me, an exemplar of vile bigotry.
Finally, as for your speculations concerning my own bigotry, I have (much loved) Orthodox Jews in my family, none of whom would condone, much less engage in, such a disgusting display.