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NYPD New Hate Crime Review Panel Includes Jewish Activist - Vimarsana News

NYPD New Hate Crime Review Panel Includes Jewish Activist

An NYPD car on patrol. Photo: Reuters / Lucas Jackson. JNS.org – The New York Police Department announced on Monday the establishment of a Hate Crime Review Panel that will be led by a diverse group of community leaders to help officers combat hate-motivated violence. Five civilian leaders have also joined the panel, including Devorah Halberstam, co-founder and director of external affairs at the Jewish Children’s Museum in Brooklyn, NY. Halberstam’s 16-year-old son, Ari, was shot and killed in a 1994 antisemitic attack on the Brooklyn Bridge. The other community leaders on the panel ...

NY Jews began to unite against antisemitism after deadly attacks. Then COVID happened. - Vimarsana News

NY Jews began to unite against antisemitism after deadly attacks. Then COVID happened.

Jewish Ledger NY Jews began to unite against antisemitism after deadly attacks. Then COVID happened. By Ben Sales NEW YORK (JTA) – When 25,000 Jews marched across the Brooklyn Bridge on Jan. 5, Evan Bernstein felt something he hadn’t experienced in weeks: optimism. Not even a month earlier, he had prayed with the small Orthodox community in Jersey City, New Jersey, next to the spot where shooters had just killed three people at a kosher supermarket after gunning down a police officer. Eighteen days later, when a man with a machete entered a rabbi’s home in Monsey,...

Efforts by NY Jews to unify and fight violent anti-Semitism undone by pandemic - Vimarsana News

Efforts by NY Jews to unify and fight violent anti-Semitism undone by pandemic

323 shares Emergency responders work at a kosher supermarket, the site of a shooting in Jersey City, New Jersey, December 11, 2019. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) NEW YORK (JTA) — When 25,000 Jews marched across the Brooklyn Bridge on January 5, 2020, Evan Bernstein felt something he hadn’t experienced in weeks: optimism. Not even a month earlier, he had prayed with the small Orthodox community in Jersey City, New Jersey, next to the spot where shooters had just killed three people at a kosher supermarket after gunning down a police officer. Eighteen days later, when a man with a machete ent...