🚨 HATE CRIME INVESTIGATION: Manhattan Shomrim and the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force are actively investigating a stabbing that occurred today around 5:45 PM at 47th St. and 5th Ave.
We are asking for the public's assistance. If you were in the Diamond District/Midtown area around that time and witnessed the incident, or if you have access to storefront security cameras, dashcam video, or cell phone footage, please reach out immediately.
📞 Manhattan Shomrim Hotline: (212) 430-2024
🚨 FRENCH JEWS WARNED TO HIDE JEWISH IDENTITY AS RIOTS SPREAD
Synagogues in France reportedly canceled Shabbat afternoon prayers, while Jewish community members were warned not to wear kippahs or tzitzit publicly and to avoid lingering outside synagogues amid violent unrest.
🚨 WANTED FOR ANTI-SEMITIC ASSAULT & ROBBERY 🚨
On the eve of October 7th, an unprovoked hate crime attack and robbery occurred in Manhattan. Watch the footage closely.
Manhattan Shomrim and the @NYPDnews Hate Crime Task Force are actively investigating.
We will not let hate go unanswered in our community.
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NOW: Jewish Students Rally and Pray Outside Gracie Mansion Against Antisemitism
Jewish day school students gathered Friday morning on East 88th Street outside Gracie Mansion, where they held Shacharit, the Jewish morning prayer service.
Organizers said the gathering was held in response to recent attacks against Jewish people in New York City. They cited a July stabbing outside an Upper West Side synagogue and an August assault involving a congregant and a security guard during Sabbath services at Central Synagogue.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani was not present at the gathering. Earlier in the week, Mamdani said he welcomed the group, that space outside Gracie Mansion was available to them, and that he expected to be elsewhere in the city at the time of the event.
Video by Jonathan Fernandes | Licensing @FreedomNTV[email protected]
Manhattan Shomrim proudly participated in National Night Out Against Crime, joining communities from Lower Manhattan through Upper Manhattan for an incredible evening of unity, partnership, and community engagement.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our partners across the NYPD, firefighters, EMS personnel, elected officials, community leaders, families, and every resident who came out to support this special evening.
Seeing our neighborhoods come together in such a positive and meaningful way is a powerful reminder of what can be accomplished through collaboration, trust, and shared commitment. Together, we continue building safer, stronger, and more connected communities.
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We were grateful that Orthodox Jewish leaders from across New York and New Jersey traveled to @ADL headquarters this morning for a frank and substantive conversation with our CEO @JGreenblattADL and our regional team. We are all stronger when we come together. Thank you to everyone who joined us; we look forward to a continued partnership.