Islamophobic and anti-semitic hate crimes in the US since 10/7

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Threatening emails sent to Jewish staff and students at the Jewish dorms and Hillel at Penn

https://www.thedp.com/article/2023/11/penn-response-threats-lauder-college-house-hillel

Penn has had a very, very rough time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At AU:
https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1721626767788519639

Honestly I don’t consider that a hate crime. You can call it anti semitic to take down the posters but they take them down and walk away. The people making the video follow them, engage them in conversation, cuss them out, and then post the video online. Not good conduct either.

Listen college kids are young and idealistic and do dumb things that they later regret.

It’s idealistic to tear down a picture of a hostage?

[Anonymous]

Let's not forget about this upstanding citizen, who promised to kill Jews on campus:

https://www.npr.org/2023/10/31/1209839480/cornell-student-arrested-antisemitic-threats

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

I would say say it's anti-Palestinian, but not Islamophobic.

[Anonymous]

A Jewish man was beaten to death by a Palestinian in LA and died today.

Another local mother where I am has children in college and several of their friends were beaten by pro Palestinian protestors on campus. Kids ended up in the hospital.

Another local mother in NYC reported that he daughter was cornered by a pro Palestinian group of students at her high school in Brooklyn and had to say that she was anti Israel in order to get away from them.

Pathetic. This movement has completely discredited itself with its violence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

Kinda difficult to kidnap the scorched and eviscerated remains of the innocent women and children they’re blowing up from the comfort of their subsidized F-16s, though, in fairness.

Yes, they merely scorched and eviscerated innocent Jewish women and children from the get-go on Oct. 7. Remember that?

Yeah, I totally remember that. It was just five weeks ago.

Despicable acts committed by Hamas, which should be dismantled and held fully accountable for their horrific crimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

No, Israelis aren't bothering with kidnapping Palestinians. They just kill them.

That said, I don't like that people are tearing down the posters. It could be motivated by antisemitism for some, but for many it's just a protest of what the Israeli government is doing. Acts of protest against the Israeli government are not automatically antisemitic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

No, Israelis aren't bothering with kidnapping Palestinians. They just kill them.

That said, I don't like that people are tearing down the posters. It could be motivated by antisemitism for some, but for many it's just a protest of what the Israeli government is doing. Acts of protest against the Israeli government are not automatically antisemitic.

I couldn’t even begin to get inside the miserable mind of someone who tears down these posters. What empty lives these people must have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

No, Israelis aren't bothering with kidnapping Palestinians. They just kill them.

That said, I don't like that people are tearing down the posters. It could be motivated by antisemitism for some, but for many it's just a protest of what the Israeli government is doing. Acts of protest against the Israeli government are not automatically antisemitic.

I couldn’t even begin to get inside the miserable mind of someone who tears down these posters. What empty lives these people must have.

You could, you just don't want to. The Israeli gov't may have killed one of their family prior to 10/7 so they harbor a grudge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At AU:
https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1721626767788519639

Honestly I don’t consider that a hate crime. You can call it anti semitic to take down the posters but they take them down and walk away. The people making the video follow them, engage them in conversation, cuss them out, and then post the video online. Not good conduct either.

Listen college kids are young and idealistic and do dumb things that they later regret.

It’s idealistic to tear down a picture of a hostage?

Maybe idealistic is the wrong word. Maybe naive? They probably think they are helping the Palestinian cause by fighting propaganda. They probably view it as an act of protest.

I’m not saying they are right. But they took down some posters and walked away. It’s not a violent act. I would say if you want to change their minds about taking down the posters , put the camera down and have a conversation with them about what they mean to you and how you think it’s hurtful without being confrontational. I think a little one on one engagement can go a long way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At AU:
https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1721626767788519639

Honestly I don’t consider that a hate crime. You can call it anti semitic to take down the posters but they take them down and walk away. The people making the video follow them, engage them in conversation, cuss them out, and then post the video online. Not good conduct either.

Listen college kids are young and idealistic and do dumb things that they later regret.

It’s idealistic to tear down a picture of a hostage?

Maybe idealistic is the wrong word. Maybe naive? They probably think they are helping the Palestinian cause by fighting propaganda. They probably view it as an act of protest.

I’m not saying they are right. But they took down some posters and walked away. It’s not a violent act. I would say if you want to change their minds about taking down the posters , put the camera down and have a conversation with them about what they mean to you and how you think it’s hurtful without being confrontational. I think a little one on one engagement can go a long way.

And the same advice applies to people tearing down posters of innocent hostages.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

No, Israelis aren't bothering with kidnapping Palestinians. They just kill them.

That said, I don't like that people are tearing down the posters. It could be motivated by antisemitism for some, but for many it's just a protest of what the Israeli government is doing. Acts of protest against the Israeli government are not automatically antisemitic.

I couldn’t even begin to get inside the miserable mind of someone who tears down these posters. What empty lives these people must have.

You could, you just don't want to. The Israeli gov't may have killed one of their family prior to 10/7 so they harbor a grudge.

The randos tearing down these posters? I have no evidence to support your claim. Rather, I see what looks to be very unhappy and angry people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At AU:
https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1721626767788519639

Honestly I don’t consider that a hate crime. You can call it anti semitic to take down the posters but they take them down and walk away. The people making the video follow them, engage them in conversation, cuss them out, and then post the video online. Not good conduct either.

Listen college kids are young and idealistic and do dumb things that they later regret.

It’s idealistic to tear down a picture of a hostage?

Maybe idealistic is the wrong word. Maybe naive? They probably think they are helping the Palestinian cause by fighting propaganda. They probably view it as an act of protest.

I’m not saying they are right. But they took down some posters and walked away. It’s not a violent act. I would say if you want to change their minds about taking down the posters , put the camera down and have a conversation with them about what they mean to you and how you think it’s hurtful without being confrontational. I think a little one on one engagement can go a long way.

I would go with mean and dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Each incident of people tearing down posters of Jews kidnapped by Hamas seems antisemitic.

It's not. Not at all.

And what would you say if they were tearing down pictures of missing Palestinians? I won't even say "kidnapped" Palestinians, because Jews are not kidnapping them.

No, Israelis aren't bothering with kidnapping Palestinians. They just kill them.

That said, I don't like that people are tearing down the posters. It could be motivated by antisemitism for some, but for many it's just a protest of what the Israeli government is doing. Acts of protest against the Israeli government are not automatically antisemitic.

I couldn’t even begin to get inside the miserable mind of someone who tears down these posters. What empty lives these people must have.

You could, you just don't want to. The Israeli gov't may have killed one of their family prior to 10/7 so they harbor a grudge.

The randos tearing down these posters? I have no evidence to support your claim. Rather, I see what looks to be very unhappy and angry people.

They are doing the work of Hamas. I can only assume they support what Hamas did on 10/7.