Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed on Sunday that justice will be served after meeting with members of the Jewish community in Brooklyn to discuss the recent slew of anti-Semitic hate crimes, stating that the city will not “turn a blind eye to this hatred.”
The mayor joined NYPD Chief of Department Rodney Harrison along with Jewish leaders at the 66th Precinct in Borough Park to condemn a series of anti-Semitic attacks and threats.
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