NYPD
Antisemitic hate crimes in NY surge by 182% in January 2026 compared to previous year
NYPD figures show antisemitic hate crimes surged in New York City in January, with Jews targeted in the majority of reported bias incidents.
NYPD: 'Kill all the Jews' email sent to 300 students leads to teen arrest
Mamdani condemns pro-Hamas chant as ‘support of a terrorist organization’ in online post
'Curse all of you': Queens man indicted for threatening to kill Jews, Zionists, police
NYPD reports 69 antisemitic hate crimes in October, marking a surge since start of war
In some of the anti-Jewish incidents last month, three Jewish men were shot with a BB gun in Brooklyn, an Israeli student was struck with a stick at Columbia University, and a man punched a woman.
NYPD officer charged with faking her own harassment, blaming colleagues
“This is a case of a harassed woman and it is riddled with mystery and confusion,” her attorney Paul DerOhannesian said.
The NYPD reports a decrease in anti-Jewish hate crimes in 2023
The ADL report said that antisemitic incidents spiked 36% nationwide last year.
12-year-old arrested in connection to antisemitic attacks in NY
The police are still looking for the other two people who were involved in the attack.
New Year's Eve attack on New York police linked to Islamist extremism
The attack, which officials say was unprovoked, took place before midnight outside a secure area set up for New Year's Eve celebrations.
Plan to attack NYC Jews was 'not an idle threat'- Mayor Adams
NYPD have increased security at synagogues and other Jewish institutions as a result of the threats and Adams said the extra protection for the city's 1.6 million Jews would continue through Hanukkah
In new miniseries ‘The Calling,’ an NYPD detective’s Judaism helps him solve crimes
Avraham is considered the best detective in the department: He knows how to ask the right questions, how to bear witness to the tragedy, and how to continue to advocate for justice.
New York man vandalizes a Chabad sukkah on the Upper East Side
Rabbi Uriel Zigler told CBS New York, that despite what the man did, he would still invite the man to "share a meal, a hug and spread love."
Newspaper boxes vandalized in Queens, NY with swastikas
Assemblymember Daniel Rosenthal is the first elected official in Queens to publicly condemn this antisemitic vandalism on the newspaper boxes.
Antisemitic hate crimes in New York up 92% in March - NYPD
More antisemitic incidents were reported in New York during March than any other type of hate crime.
