Four Swastikas were painted at seventy Ross St. in Brooklyn, NY Wednesday evening!
Ave J Subway Station sign in Brooklyn has been renamed Ave Jew wednesday afternoon, as first reported by the Jewish Reporter. This is the latest in a string of Anti-Jewish acts in Brooklyn. But the sad list goes on:
Days after a Hasidic Jew was beaten up Friday night in Williamsburg Brooklyn, Swastikas and “Kill the Jews” slogans were painted Tuesday evening a few blocks up on Wythe Ave. The graffiti was inside a public housing building populated by many Hasidic Jews.
Also Tuesday evening in the same area: someone with a long knife in his hand was apprehended by a local community patrol group likely on his way to commit a stabbing. However that was not directed agaisnt Jews. Regardless, he was handed over to the Cops. This came eighteen hours after a Jewish woman was stabbed to death in another section of Brooklyn late Monday night.
The woman was killed not far from where cars were set ablaze and swastikas were painted last Friday
early morning. The car burning event took place just weeks after Swastikas were seen painted in an Orthodox Jewish area in Queens, NY.
