New York Man Arrested for Threatening Netanyahu and Jewish Community
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
New York resident Dylan Daniell, 33, has been arrested and charged with making antisemitic threats against the Jewish community and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The charges follow calls made in May 2026 to a Jewish charity and subsequent threats to FBI agents who visited his home. Daniell appeared in federal court on October 9th and faces up to ten years in prison.
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- Dylan Daniell, 33, was arrested in New York for making antisemitic threats.
- Daniell allegedly threatened to kill Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and all Jews.
- The threats were made in calls to a Jewish charity in May 2026.
- He also threatened FBI agents who visited his home on October 7th.
- Daniell faces up to ten years in prison and a fine.
- A court hearing on his detention is scheduled for October 15th.
Authorities in New York have arrested and charged a 33-year-old man, Dylan Daniell, with making serious threats against the Jewish community and federal agents. The charges stem from a series of calls Daniell allegedly made in May 2026 to a New Jersey-based Jewish charity. During these calls, he reportedly expressed antisemitic sentiments and threatened violence, including stating his intention to kill Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and all Jews.
When FBI agents visited Daniell's home in La Fargeville on October 7th for questioning, he responded with insults and threats, reportedly telling the agents, "A good cop is a dead cop," and demanding they leave his property. Later that day, Daniell sent a text message to one of the interviewing agents, warning of severe consequences if they returned.
Daniell appeared before federal court in Syracuse on October 9th, presided over by Magistrate Judge Mitchell Katz. He is currently in custody awaiting further proceedings, with a hearing on his detention scheduled for October 15th. If convicted, Daniell faces up to ten years in prison and a significant fine.
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