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AI-created clip featuring Jewish celebs takes swing at Kanye West over rapper’s blatant antisemitism​



By
David Propper



Published Feb. 12, 2025

Updated Feb. 12, 2025, 8:16 a.m. ET













An AI-generated video emerged on social media Tuesday that features scores of Jewish celebrities like Scarlett Johansson and Adam Sandler speaking out against disgraced rapper Kanye West over his blatant antisemitism.


The minute-clip, which was created by an Israeli generative AI expert, according to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, takes a swing at West, 47, who has faced renewed outrage for trying to hawk swastika shirts and spewing hateful views on social media over the past week


The deepfake footage with a version of “Hava Nagila” features more than 20 actors, musical artists, entrepreneurs, and comedians wearing a white t-shirt that has the middle finger flipped off and a Star of David in the middle of the hand with West’s first name right below it.

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An AI-generated video emerged on social media Tuesday that features scores of Jewish celebrities like Scarlett Johansson speaking out against Kayne West over his antisemitism. 7
An AI-generated video emerged on social media Tuesday that features scores of Jewish celebrities like Scarlett Johansson speaking out against Kayne West over his antisemitism. X / @Oribejerano
The deepfake footage with a version of “Hava Nagila” features over 20 actors, musical artists, entrepreneurs, and comedians wearing a white t-shirt with the middle finger flipped off and a Star of David in the middle of the hand. 7
The deepfake footage with a version of “Hava Nagila” features over 20 actors, musical artists, entrepreneurs, and comedians wearing a white t-shirt with the middle finger flipped off and a Star of David in the middle of the hand. X / @Oribejerano


An AI-generated Sandler then gives the actual finger near the end of the montage before the message “Enough Is Enough,” cuts in.


“It’s time to stop being silent and respond to anti-Semites like Kanye West in the strongest way possible,” the video creator, Ori Bejerano, wrote in a caption on Instagram where he shared the video.

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“We must demand from the social networks to stop giving stage to antisemitism and hatred.”


He also said economic and public pressure needs to be applied to West and others “for spreading their poison.”


Ye has recently faced backlash for making antisemitic comments. 7
Kanye West has recently faced backlash for making antisemitic comments. GC Images
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Ye promoted a t-shirt with a swastika design on his website. yeezy.com
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Adam Sandler was also featured in the clip. 7
An AI-generated Adam Sandler then gives the actual finger near the end of the montage before the message “Enough Is Enough,” cuts in. X / @Oribejerano
Using celebrities’ likenesses in AI has become a growing – and controversial – trend in recent years.


Last year, Johansson called out a ChatGPT voice from Sam Altman’s OpenAI that sounded “eerily similar” to her after the actress turned down an offer from the tech company to use her voice. The speaking voice was ultimately pulled.




Notable deep-fake celebrities in the video – which has racked up millions of views on social media – include Drake, Jerry Seinfeld, Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Black, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Steven Spielberg, Mila Kunis, Ben Stiller, and David Schwimmer.


The actual Schwimmer slammed West in an Instagram post over the weekend.


Using celebrities’ likenesses in AI has become a growing trend in recent years, according to reports. 7
Using celebrities’ likenesses in AI has become a growing trend in recent years, according to reports. X / @Oribejerano
Hollywood has turned on Kanye West after he went on a slew of anti-Semitic online rants and started selling swastika T-shirts in his latest outrageous stunt. 7
The minute clip was created by an Israeli generative AI expert, according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. X / @Oribejerano

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“I don’t know what’s worse, the fact that he identifies as a Nazi (which implies he wants to exterminate ALL marginalized communities including his own) or the fact that there is not sufficient OUTRAGE to remove and ban him from all social media at this point,” he wrote.


West went on a four-day tirade filled with despicable remarks over social media, including praising Adolf Hitler and calling himself a Nazi before he deleted his X account earlier this month.

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Then in an ad that ran during the Super Bowl, West directed viewers to a merch store that offered just one product — a $20 swastika shirt.

He’s faced backlash before for past antisemitic comments that have caused companies to dump his brand.
 

Pennsylvania elementary school building, playground vandalized with swastikas, police say​


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By Jessica MacAulay


Updated on: March 10, 2025 / 7:54 PM EDT / CBS Philadelphia







Upper Moreland police are searching for at least two suspects who allegedly vandalized an elementary school and playground over the weekend.

UMPD said two people driving in a red sedan were caught on camera going into the Upper Moreland Elementary School parking lot from Byberry Road at around 11:50 p.m. Saturday.

The sedan drove to the back of the school where the suspects allegedly spray-painted the building and playground with swastikas and other vulgar words and drawings, police said. The sedan was seen leaving the school parking lot twenty minutes later at around 12:10 a.m. Sunday.

Investigators point out that the sedan has an upper third brake light.


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Upper Moreland police are asking anyone who knows anything about the red sedan and the suspects to call 215-657-4700 or email Detective Davido at mdavido@uppermoreland.org
 

Deranged anti-Elon Musk dad scrawls swastika on NYC Cybertruck in broad daylight — leaving Jewish owner stunned: ‘I feel myself burning inside’​



By
Gabrielle Fahmy



Published March 15, 2025, 7:31 a.m. ET













A deranged, anti-Elon Musk dad scrawled a swastika on the side of a Cybertruck in Brooklyn in a brazen attack committed right in front of The Post.


The lefty loon was so triggered by the $80,000 electric Tesla truck parked on Washington Avenue in Prospect Heights that he double-parked his Subaru – with two car seats in the back – burst out, and defaced the car.


The Cybertruck’s owner Avi Ben Hamo, who is Jewish, was stunned.


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Ben Hamo was stunned by the broad daylight attack. J.C. Rice
“I feel myself burning inside,” Ben Hamo said.




Back in his Subaru, the hateful vandal tried to speed off — but Ben Hamo, who watched the attack from the sidewalk across the street, stood in front of the car to block his getaway.




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“What are you doing?” thundered Ben Hamo, who quickly called 911.


The vandal then ditched his ride in the bike lane and ran.


But about 90 minutes later, he returned to the scene to retrieve his Subaru — only to find four cops — and a Post reporter and photographer — waiting for him. He was promptly handcuffed and arrested.


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The perp left his Subaru double parked in the bike lane for more than an hour and a half, before returning to the scene. Gabrielle Fahmy/ The New York Post
Michael Lewis, 42, a self-described “geek of all trades, master of few,” was charged with aggravated harassment.


Ben Hamo was stunned by the random act of hate.


“People hating [Tesla owner] Elon Musk is one thing, but to do something like this is next level. I’m speechless. That’s just wrong,” said Ben Hamo, 45.


“I don’t understand how someone thinks because I bought a car it gives them the authorization to do this.”


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Lewis, who thought the coast was clear for him to come back and retrieve his car, was in for a bad surprise. J.C. Rice
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A worried-looking Lewis was handcuffed and put in the back of a police van. J.C. Rice
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The commotion attracted the attention of many locals on Washington Ave. and drivers also slowed down to watch as they passed by. J.C. Rice
Tesla vehicles, dealerships, charging stations – and their owners – have found themselves the target of coordinated attacks by left-wing groups since Musk’s new Department of Government Efficiency began slashing government spending. The Post identified at least five radical groups that were behind attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships throughout the country.


Cybertrucks in particular are bearing the brunt of the attacks, in what some have coined Elon Derangement Syndrome.


Thursday’s incident is at least the third documented attack on a Cybertruck in New York City in recent days.


A few blocks away, a different Cybertruck was egged and smeared with dog poop a couple of weeks ago.


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This sign went up earlier this week on Berry St in Williamsburg between N 6th and N 7th St. J.C. Rice
A screenshot from a video of man with his middle finger up chased a Cybertruck near Bryant Park last week in a video that's since gone viral on X. 7
A man chased a Cybertruck near Bryant Park last week in a video that’s since gone viral on X. Vagabond4L9/X
And in Williamsburg, street signs started popping up this week, urging others to follow suit.





“Properly dispose of your dog’s waste – place it onto the nearest Cybertruck,” it reads. “If you see Elon Musk, you may also deposit it directly into his mouth.”


The anonymous person behind the vile signs claimed to be acting alone.
 

Nazi flag flying in Philadelphia suburb sparks outrage from community​


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By Josh Sanders, Adam Fox


Updated on: November 14, 2024 / 4:38 PM EST / CBS Philadelphia







A report of a swastika flag — the symbol adopted by the Nazi Party in 1920 — being displayed outside of a home in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, has sparked controversy and outrage from the community.

The Whitpain Township's board of supervisors was alerted that someone was flying a Nazi flag outside their home off Blue Bell Pike.

The swastika flag is no longer flying outside the home. The American flag has since replaced it.

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CBS News Philadelphia attempted to ask the people who live at the home what motivated them to fly a symbol of hate. A man who answered the door told us to leave.

The township's board of supervisors released a statement saying, in part, "[We are] aware of the recent display of a Nazi flag in the township. We find this demonstration abhorrent, shocking and offensive. We recognize this display is protected free speech under the First Amendment. We condemn it in the strongest possible terms."

The Darchei Noam, a synagogue in Ambler, has more than 200 families concerned with the bold display of hate.




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"Antisemitism, racism, it's been here forever," Darchei Noam president Lynne Krause said, "but the thing that scared me about this is that someone was willing in their neighborhood to put out a Nazi flag because that says something about them. The fact that they felt so at comfort to let people know 'this is what I believe,' so the belief system about this whom white supremacy, Nazi stuff, it's on the rise, and I think it's unfortunate."

Krause said Darchei Noam has to pay for security for every service the synagogue has.

According to the Anti-Defamation League, there has been a 30% increase in recorded antisemitic propaganda from 2022 to 2023.

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Whitpain Township police said they are aware of the flag.




Adam Rudofker lives in the neighborhood across from the home.

"I don't think he's going to start setting up concentration camps and burning Jews to the stake, so that's why I'm not truly concerned," Rudofker said. "Obviously, I'd wish that guy gets the peace he's looking for, gets the help. It seems he's a little bit off his rocker."

Krause said as of now, they are planning a protest against antisemitism for this weekend.
 

Hateful goons scrawl swastikas, ‘Nazi’ on Tesla Cybertruck parked in Brooklyn​



By
Emily Crane



Published March 28, 2025, 8:02 a.m. ET













The NYPD is searching for two hateful vandals who were caught brazenly carving a swastika and the word “Nazis” on the side of a Tesla Cybertruck parked in Brooklyn, cops said Friday.


The ordeal, which is the latest in a spate of vandalism attack targeting Tesla owners and dealerships, unfolded on Monroe Street in Bed–Stuy at about 1 a.m. Thursday, according to police.


The vehicle’s camera busted one of the alleged perps crouching down to etch the hate-filled image onto the vehicle as his accomplice stood idly by.

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A Tesla Cybertruck, parked in Brooklyn, was vandalized with swastikas and the word “Nazi,” police said. KYLE MAZZA/Shutterstock





The pair then fled on foot in an unknown direction, cops said.
 

Colorado man federally charged in Tesla firebomb attack: ‘Justice is coming,’ AG Pam Bondi says​



By
Louis Casiano, Fox News



Published April 1, 2025

Updated April 1, 2025, 8:14 a.m. ET

















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A man accused of firebombing a Tesla dealership in Colorado is facing federal charges, Attorney General Pam Bondi said Monday.


Cooper Jo Fredrick, 24, was arrested in Plano, Texas, on suspicion of attacking a Tesla dealership on March 7 in Loveland, Colo., Bondi said.


“Let this be a warning. You can run, but you cannot hide,” Bondi said in a video message. “Justice is coming.”

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Frederick, a resident of Fort Collins, Colo., allegedly ignited an incendiary device and hurled it at the dealership, narrowly missing several parked vehicles.




The device landed between two cars, and created a fire, Loveland police said.

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Cooper Jo Fredrick, 24, was arrested in Plano, Texas, on suspicion of attacking a Tesla dealership on March 7 in Loveland, Colo., Bondi said.
Cooper Jo Fredrick, 24, was arrested in Plano, Texas, on suspicion of attacking a Tesla dealership on March 7 in Loveland, Colo., Bondi said. Larimer County
Several people inside the dealership who were cleaning the building were present at the time, police said.


However, a quick-thinking officer at the scene extinguished the flames and no one was harmed.


The building and several vehicles were also damaged by rocks, police said.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said Monday that Frederick will face federal charges for the firebombing.
Attorney General Pam Bondi said Monday that Frederick will face federal charges for the firebombing. Erin Udell/The Coloradoan / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
“I’ve made it clear (that) if you take part in the wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla properties, we will find you, arrest you and put you behind bars,” Bondi said.


“All of these cases are a serious threat to public safety. Therefore, there will be no negotiation.”




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Frederick was arrested a week after the attack. Federal prosecutors are seeking 20 years in prison, Bondi said.


In addition to the federal charges against him, Frederick is also facing local charges, including second-degree arson and possession of explosives or incendiary devices.


He is one of several suspects charged in connection with attacks on Tesla dealerships and factories in recent weeks.

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The attacks appeared to center on Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his role with the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).


Lucy Grace Nelson, 42, also known as Justin Thomas Nelson, is also facing charges in connection with a separate Feb. 27 incident at the same Loveland dealership.




In response to the attacks, the FBI has launched a task force to crack down on the violence, with the group created in conjunction with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) to coordinate investigative activity.
 

NYC woman who left swastika brick on Cybertruck is a woke therapist who blamed Elon Musk for tantrum​



By
Chris Harris and
Georgia Worrell



Published April 19, 2025, 8:15 a.m. ET













The Brooklyn woman accused of leaving a brick scrawled with a swastika and the word “Nazi” on a parked Tesla is a super-woke family therapist who was involved in criminal justice diversion programs — and blamed Elon Musk for her heinous actions as she was taken into custody.


Natasha Cohen was released on her own recognizance following her arraignment on hate-crime charges Saturday night, according to prosecutors.


Cohen, 46, has a private practice, working with children, adolescents and their families for more than two decades.

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Natasha Cohen hid from Post cameras this week. J.C. Rice
She has advanced training in maternal mental health, according to an online profile, and currently sells different therapy worksheets and resources online for parents of children with ADHD, body dysmorphia issues, and anxiety.




In 2015, she also helped young offenders as part of the Kings County Re-Entry Task Force, working in tandem with the Bureau of Youth Diversion and Initiatives to keep criminals out of prison.

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Surveillance cameras caught Cohen in the act, police said. Carrie Cohen/ Facebook
Several of Cohen’s social media posts are critical of President Trump. Recently, she posted a meme claiming President’s Day was canceled “until we get a real one.” The day after Trump’s victory, she posted a photo of a memorial candle.


Cops have alleged Cohen not only left the brick on the windshield of a Cybertruck parked on Ditmas Avenue, in what is largely a Jewish neighborhood, but she also dumped a bag of trash on the car.


Surveillance cameras caught Cohen in the act, police said.


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Cohen has a private practice. Carrie Cohen/ Facebook
“Every time I see those cars, I see Elon Musk saluting the country as a Nazi,” Cohen told police at the time of her April 12 arrest, according to a copy of the criminal complaint, obtained by The Post.


“I made a mistake because I’m basically living in terror every day that the country is turning into Nazi Germany,” Cohen continued, according to cops. “I’m truly terrified because Elon was unelected and they’re deporting migrants without a trial.”


Cohen’s neighbors were shocked by the allegations.


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Police arrested Cohen earlier this month. X/BoroPark24
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“That’s crazy,” said one, asking to remain anonymous. “I feel like the world needs less of that crap right now.”


Said another neighbor: “Who does something like that?”

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Cohen, who also goes by Carrie, was spotted outside her luxury Kensington apartment building on Tuesday, wearing sunglasses and an oversized hoodie.


She tried ducking Post cameras as she and her teen son shuffled inside the building — where apartments are priced between $780,000 and $1.1 million and feature spacious patios and private backyards.





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Surveillance footage caught Cohen red-handed, cops said. DCPI
Cohen would only say, “No comment” as a Post reporter approached her.





Cohen’s alleged crimes are the latest in a spate of attacks targeting Tesla owners and dealerships across the country, in the wake of the Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency’s pledge to identify and stamp out waste on the federal level.


On March 27, two vandals were caught on video brazenly carving a swastika and the word “Nazis” on the side of a Cybertruck parked on Monroe Street in Bed-Stuy. No arrests have been made in that incident.
 

Kansas Catholic school targeted in destructive break-in​


by: Carina Branson, Jasmin Adous


Posted: Jul 11, 2025 / 11:00 AM CDT


Updated: Jul 11, 2025 / 07:32 PM CDT



OLMITZ, Kan. (KSNW) – Authorities are investigating after a Kansas Catholic school was vandalized.


Around 5 p.m. Thursday, the Barton County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of vandalism at St. Anne’s Catholic School in Olmitz.


Deputies arrived to find the building had been broken into and sustained extensive interior damage.


Barton County Sheriff Brian Bellendir says the nature and extent of this vandalism, now being investigated as a hate crime doesn’t happen in this community.




“We really are not accustomed to this kind of crime showing up in our community. The crime we believe occurred sometime between the 28th and yesterday,” said Bellendir.


The total cost of the damage is estimated to cost in the thousands of dollars.


The sheriff says he believes there are likely two or three suspects.


“On rare occasions, we will see vandalisms in schools I think there were some vandalisms back in the early 1990s at one of the local schools here in town in the city of Great Bend but I don’t believe it was a hate crime type situation that we’re seeing here,” said Sheriff Bellendir.


Anyone with information is asked to call 620-792-1300 or 888-305-1300. Callers can remain anonymous.
 
She could have done it herself, or had someone scrape the suastica [swastika] then gave a false statement to police.


Polícia indiciará jovem marcada com suástica por suspeita de falso testemunho

Investigação diz que cortes são automutilação ou foram provocados com consentimento da vítima. Defesa insiste que houve ataque e diz que laudo confirma que a jovem não reagiu à agressão

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The young woman who denounced two weeks ago was attacked and marked with a swastika by supporters of Jair Bolsonaro will be indicted on suspicion of false testimony. According to the Civil Police of Rio Grande do Sul, where the case took place two weeks ago, an investigation pointed out that the injuries to the body of the young woman were caused by the victim herself or by another person, but with her consent. The young woman's defense denies. And she says that the report does not close the investigation, because she only points out that the young woman did not react to the aggression, as she herself had already reported.

According to the technical report of the examination of body and crime carried out by the police, the injuries present patterns that "demanded care in their production" and their uniformity would hardly be produced if the victim had "preserved their capacity for reaction, either out of fear, fright or reflex". Deputy Paulo Cesar Jardim, a specialist in neo-Nazi crimes and responsible for the case, says the report is "absolutely conclusive" that the young woman reported a false crime when making the complaint.


The 19-year-old student claimed to have been assaulted with punches and had her body marked with a swastika-like symbol by three men a day
after the first election round, while circulating down a street in Porto Alegre with a rainbow flag in her backpack and wearing a T-shirt with the words #Elenão, slogan against the far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro (PSL). She reported the case to the police the next day, when she also took a body and crime examination, but decided not to take the complaint forward for the psychological consequences of the attack she claimed to have suffered. "She was very nervous and scared and to this day she has not recovered," says the friend who encouraged her to report the case, without commenting on the findings of the investigation.

The report of this examination, released on Wednesday morning (24), points out that no injuries to the face or hands and forearms that are characteristic of self-defense were found in the victim. It further indicates that the cuts were superficial, are located in "regions of the body easily accessible to the victim's own hands" and were produced with "skill" and "careful". "It can be concluded that the lesions have been produced cautiously, so as not to cause damage to the deep layers of the skin, causing changes that are only superficial," the report said.

The delegate Paulo César Jardim states that the victim's resistance to carry the complaint forward, the absence of deeper cuts and the symmetry of the symbol drawn in the skin of the young woman raised suspicions. Now, with the report, he says he has no doubt that it is "self-injury."
Despite the case having repercussed for possible political motivations, Jardim says that there is no chance that the young woman has forged the crime to harm any candidate. "There is no such chance. The girl actually has emotional problems. She takes very strong medications, has psychiatric treatment and is being followed up," he says. Now, the deputy informs, the student will be indicted for false testimony.

Lawyer Gabriela Souza, who represents the young woman, disputes the delegate's findings and says that the content of the report "reaffirms the conviction of the defense that the young woman was the victim of an attack", since she does not rule out that the injuries may have been caused by another individual, including through inability to defend the victim. "This only proves the content of the testimony of the victim, who did not sketch reaction during the attack and suffered post-traumatic stress, a situation that remains to date," he said in a statement.

According to the lawyer, the victim's defense hopes that the investigations will continue and that security camera footage and hearing testimony from people who would have provided help to the young woman attacked will be presented. Deputy Paulo César Jardim, however, says that the Civil Police work with other evidence and that he analyzed images of 12 security cameras and talked to more than 20 people around where the attack would have occurred, but could not confirm the facts narrated by the student. "The investigation was finalized and referred to justice," the deputy says.

Many crimes and assaults with political motivations have been denounced since the first round of elections. In 10 days, at least two people were murdered and another 70 suffered aggressions due to their political positions, according to a survey by Open Knowledge Brazil and the Public Agency. The data show that in six of the cases the victims were supporters of Bolsonaro; the others were assaulted by people favorable to him.
 

Swastika found carved into LIRR station window in Jewish community​



By
Brandon Cruz



Published May 7, 2026, 2:45 p.m. ET

A swastika was found carved into a window at a Long Island Rail Road station in a heavily Jewish area of Nassau County, officials said.

The vile symbol was found inscribed into a large glass window at Inwood train station in Lawrence on Wednesday, less than one month after the Post revealed a surge in antisemitism and Holocaust denial was spreading across the Island.

“There is no place for hate, antisemitism, or any form of intolerance in our community — the Village of Lawrence stands united against acts that seek to divide and intimidate,” Mayor Samuel Nahmias said after the discovery was made public.

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The vile symbol was found inscribed into a large glass window at Inwood train station in Lawrence on Wednesday. Village of Lawrence
“It is an affront not only to our residents, but to the values of respect and coexistence that define our village,” said the mayor, who is Jewish himself and represents a majority Jewish community.


Officials confirmed there is now a multi-agency investigation into the alleged hate crime between MTA police and Nassau County cops to track down the hate-filled perp and bring them to justice.

“Let me be equally clear — this will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” the mayor said.


“This is as unsettling as it is hurtful, particularly in this community, but anywhere in the MTA network,” MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper added.

“It won’t be tolerated, it will be investigated, and justice will be served,” he said


In April, a new survey of roughly 400 Long Islanders revealed a surge in antisemitism and Holocaust denial was spreading across the Island. wikimedia
In April, a new survey of roughly 400 Long Islanders revealed that roughly 15% of respondents believe Holocaust deaths have been exaggerated with double that outright opposing the horror being part of required curriculum in schools.

Nahmias said this incident along with “an increase in aggressive events,” likely including that rise in antisemitism, justifies the village’s recently-approved push to install a $250,000, 160 camera security system within its borders.

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“There is no place for hate, antisemitism, or any form of intolerance in our community — the Village of Lawrence stands united against acts that seek to divide and intimidate,” Mayor Samuel Nahmias said.
Local leaders believe the Lawrence community will find the investment — part of a larger $1.2 million grant secured by the village — fully worth it and emphasized that safety remains their top priority.

“Every time a resident becomes the victim of a crime, the first question we hear is, ‘where are the cameras?’ This investment allows us to finally provide that answer,” Trustee Shlomo Gottesman said.

Nahmias added that the cameras’ integration with law enforcement would ensure rapid coordination to deter crime and help identify and apprehend suspects.

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“We take safety and security very seriously here,” the mayor said.

Together, as a community, we will continue to stand strong against hate and reaffirm the values of respect, unity, and dignity that define the Village of Lawrence,” he said.
 
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2 days ago The male was identified as Taquon Jameek Vereen (Black male, 18 years of age) of Fayetteville, N.C. Taquon Vereen was arrested and charged with Going Armed to the Terror of People and Assault by Pointing a Gun.


Fayetteville Police Department identified and arrested a man for spray painting swastikas alongside a building on the 100 block of Reilly Road.
Taquon Vereen was charged with two counts of damage to real property and second-degree trespassing. Vereen is currently being held at the Cumberland County Detention Center under a $1,500 secured bond.

 
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Seattle man arrested for carving swastikas, ‘offensive language’ on vehicles​


Police charged the man with three counts of malicious mischief after a witness provided photos and videos allegedly showing him vandalizing multiple cars.​


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A Seattle man is under investigation for allegedly carving swastikas and antisemitic messages into several vehicles in downtown Seattle, including references to Anne Frank.

Jesse Lee Alkire was arrested on May 23 after Seattle police responded to reports of a man urinating on Tesla vehicles. According to the Seattle Police Department, a witness provided officers with photos and videos showing Alkire allegedly scratching “offensive language and symbols” into multiple vehicles.

In one image, Alkire allegedly carved the word “Nazi,” a swastika and the name “Anne Frank” into a vehicle, police said.

Officers later located and arrested Alkire. He was charged with three counts of malicious mischief.

Asked about the antisemitic vandalism, a spokesperson for Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson told JNS on Thursday that “Seattle is a welcoming city and we believe everyone should be able to feel safe while living in or visiting here.”

In a separate incident on May 19, Seattle police responded to a report of a Subaru damaged with “an inscription of a swastika on the rear right passenger side panel.”

“The victim’s vehicle was parked in the alley behind her townhouse,” police told JNS. “The victim did not see any suspects, tools left behind or any indication of who could have vandalized her vehicle.”

Police said the victim had not received threats and that there were no surveillance cameras in the area that could have captured the incident.

No arrests have been made in the May 19 vandalism case.
 
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