Police warn Jewish centers, communities of ‘National Day of Hate’ social media posts
Officials say they have received information posted on social media that Feb. 25 has been dubbed "National Day of Hate," possibly by neo-Nazi groups.
Feb 24, 2023, 12:12 PM
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2h agoLaw enforcement agencies and leaders in Jewish communities
around the country, and in
the Hudson Valley, are warning people to be extra vigilant tomorrow.
Officials say they have
received information posted on social media that Feb. 25 has been dubbed
"National Day of Hate," possibly by neo-Nazi groups.
Police say the messages are
urging people to display banners, place stickers and flyers, and spray graffiti as
forms of activism targeting Jews.
They say they will increase visibility, patrol and
security this weekend around Jewish institutions in the region.
No credible threats have been made.
The Chaverim of Rockland is
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