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Bigots smear antisemitic graffiti at homes of Jewish Brooklyn Museum officials in latest hateful act to hit NYC

By Barbara Russo-Lennon Posted on June 12, 2024

Antisemitic vandals smeared their hatred at the homes of Brooklyn Museum officials between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning in the latest act of ugly intolerance to plague the city.

Vandals defaced the Manhattan and Brooklyn homes of several board members and the director of the Prospect Heights-based museum between June 11-12, using red spray paint to cover the facade and windows of at least one house and leaving messages of hate.

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Bigots smear antisemitic graffiti at homes of Jewish Brooklyn Museum officials in latest hateful act to hit NYC

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