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US Justice Department Officially Recognizes 1994 Brooklyn Bridge Shooting as Federal Hate Crime
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The US Department of Justice has officially recognized the 1994 Brooklyn Bridge shooting of yeshiva student Ari Halberstam as a federal hate crime, following a 30-year campaign by his mother. The attacker was convicted and sentenced to 141 years in prison. The recognition coincides with a rise in antisemitic incidents in New York City and increased federal efforts to combat hate crimes.
- 01US Justice Department officially classifies 1994 Brooklyn Bridge shooting as federal hate crime.
- 02Ari Halberstam, 16, was killed by Rashid Baz, who was sentenced to 141 years and died in prison in 2023.
- 03Deborah Halberstam fought 30 years for hate crime recognition and helped draft anti-terror laws.
- 04Outgoing US Attorney Jay Clayton confirmed the attack would now be prosecuted as a hate crime.
- 05NYC hate crimes rose 8.5% in early 2026, with 57% targeting Jews; July saw a 53% spike.
- 06NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned hate crimes and increased prevention funding amid political tensions.
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