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America in 2022,' Vernikov warned on Twitter. Happening right here in our own backyards. ''HITLER' is the message Holocaust survivors who saw and experienced the atrocities of WWII have to see at Congregation Bet Shalom this morning when they go to pray. Rabbi Asher Altschul found the graffiti on the Brooklyn house of worship, according to local New York City councilwoman Inna Vernikov, who has been outspoken against anti-Semitism. On Wednesday this week, the word 'Hitler' was emblazoned on a New York synagogue.

“Every single aspect of the COVID agenda is Jewish,” said the notices, which had been packed in hundreds of plastic bags along with stone pebbles. In Miami, Florida in January, the GDL used flyers to accuse Jews of being involved in the COVID-19 pandemic. The Nashville flyers listed a number of Jewish NGOs, which they accused of promoting mass immigration.įlyers attributed to the GDL in Redding, California in July contained similar wording and much of the same messaging. They are rife with the classic anti-Semitic tropes that claim Jewish domination of politics and the media.Įarlier this month, the GDL distributed flyers in Nashville, Tennessee, stating that “Every single aspect of mass immigration is Jewish,” while showing pictures of American politicians with Stars of David on their foreheads. The offensive flyers were placed in plastic bags and set in front of private Jewish homes. “We continue to speak out against this hate and anti-Semitism, which has no place in our community.

“Extremely disturbed to learn of another incident of anti-Semitic flyer distribution on Long Island, this time in Freeport,” the Anti-Defamation League’s New York and New Jersey chapter wrote. The Anti-Defamation League tweeted that it was concerned about this weekend’s flyer incident in New York.

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“If they cross the line, they will feel the full brunt of the law.” “It is a small group and we are monitoring them,” Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said. In August 2020, Minadeo and other members posted signs on a highway in Los Angeles that said, “Honk if you know the Jews want a race war.” That same weekend, the group stood outside a Chabad Jewish Community Center in Marina Del Rey, shouting, “These Jewish terrorists are the people behind 9/11.” The group shouted to passersby, “Wake up and understand that Jews have hijacked your country!” In May, members of the group dressed up as Nazi Brownshirts and reportedly harassed guests at the Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills shouting “the Nazis are coming” as they chased another member of their group dressed as an Orthodox Jew. Members of the organization, which has a website called “Goyim TV,” are active beyond the flyer campaign. Stop Antisemitism, a U.S.-based non-partisan organization that monitors and exposes anti-Semitism, said the GDL reportedly has been spreading anti-Semitic material for four years under the leadership of Jon Minadeo II. Nassau County authorities said that they believe the extremist White nationalist group, Goyim Defense League (GDL), is responsible for distributing the flyers as part of an ongoing campaign around the country. “We must remain united as a community in standing against these shameful groups and their un-American beliefs.” “This latest anti-Semitic trash is just another example of the rampant anti-Semitism and hate being peddled by far-right extremists on Long Island,” Kaplan said. Anna Kaplan condemned the anti-Semitic flyer campaign and called for unity across the state against such incidents. “Every single aspect of gun control is Jewish,” the flyers also stated. Jewish residents of Nassau County received the notices with messages saying that Jews own the media and that a “Jewish mafia has hijacked our country.”

Jews on Long Island, New York received menacing anti-Semitic flyers at their homes this week, highlighting similar incidents that have been repeated in recent months around the United States.

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