Attack on Jewish Diners in LA by Pro-Palestinian Group Probed as Hate Crime: Officials
An alleged violent attack on Jewish people eating at a restaurant earlier this week is being investigated as a possible hate crime, according to officials in Los Angeles.
Footage of the incident showed a group attacking people at the Sushi Fumi restaurant in Los Angeles’ Beverly Grove neighborhood.
The incident triggered condemnation from Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, a Democrat, who said there is “no place” for discrimination and anti-Semitism “of any kind in Los Angeles.”
“We as a city condemn last night’s organized, anti-Semitic attack,” he added. “Jewish Angelenos, like all residents, should always feel safe in our city.”
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When Crystal Rodriguez made an appointment for the Pfizer vaccine at a local clinic, her husband was hesitant to join her. He relented after a little nudging.
They both received their first dose with few side effects. Rodriguez felt a sense of relief as she went about her daily routine with her three children.
But by the time they were due to schedule their second dose, Rodriguez s husband had been influenced â by his peers, by social media, she was not sure exactly what. Somebody got to his head, the 33-year-old East Los Angeles resident said. Her husband refused to go.
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When Crystal Rodriguez made an appointment for the Pfizer vaccine at a local clinic, her husband was hesitant to join her. He relented after a little nudging.
They both received their first dose with few side effects. Rodriguez felt a sense of relief as she went about her daily routine with her three children.
But by the time they were due to schedule their second dose, Rodriguez’s husband had been influenced by his peers, by social media, she was not sure exactly what.
“Somebody got to his head,” the 33-year-old East Los Angeles resident said. Her husband refused to go.