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Man Gets 3-Month Sentence for Anti-Semitic Attack on Israeli Tourists
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
A New York man, Yahya Amin, received a three-month jail sentence for an anti-Semitic attack on Israeli tourists in Times Square. The attack, which included physical assault and hateful rhetoric, occurred shortly after the October 7 Hamas massacre.
- 01Man sentenced to 3 months for anti-Semitic attack on Israelis.
- 02Attack occurred in Times Square shortly after October 7.
- 03Victim suffered minor injuries and verbal abuse.
- 04Assailant shouted anti-Semitic threats and Hamas support.
- 05Sentence includes five years of supervised release.
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