Swastikas and Anti-Israel Graffiti Found on NYC School Buses
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Swastikas and anti-Israel graffiti, including "F-k Israel," were spray-painted on five school buses in Brooklyn, New York. The buses transport Jewish students to yeshivas in the Williamsburg neighborhood. Police are investigating the incident, which was condemned by City Council member Lincoln Restler as "abhorrent" antisemitic hate speech.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Five school buses in Brooklyn, New York, were vandalized with swastikas and anti-Israel graffiti.
- The graffiti included messages such as "F-k Israel" and "Free Palestine."
- The buses were used to transport Jewish students to yeshivas in the Williamsburg neighborhood.
- Police have opened an investigation into the incident.
- A city council member called the vandalism "abhorrent" antisemitic hate speech.
Five school buses used to transport Jewish students to yeshivas in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, were vandalized with swastikas and anti-Israel graffiti. The messages spray-painted on the buses included "F-k Israel," "Free Palestine," and "America First." The New York Police Department has launched an investigation to identify those responsible for the incident. City Council member Lincoln Restler condemned the act, calling the antisemitic hate speech on student buses "abhorrent." Williamsburg is home to a large community of Satmar Hasidim, who are known for their opposition to Zionism.
