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Hundreds of New York Jews Protest After Fatal Stabbing in Manhattan's Upper East Side
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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago
What happened
Hundreds of Jews in New York protested after a fatal stabbing of a kippah-wearing man in Manhattan's Upper East Side, demanding action against rising antisemitism.
- 01Hundreds of Jews protested in Manhattan's Upper East Side after a fatal stabbing attack.
- 02The victims included a Jewish man wearing a kippah and another man, both killed over the weekend.
- 03Protesters called on Mayor Eric Adams to take responsibility and increase security.
- 04The attack raised concerns about antisemitism in New York and the wider United States.
- 05The demonstration took place in the affluent neighborhood where the stabbing occurred.
- 06The event was reported by News 13, highlighting community fears and demands for action.
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