According to a 2024 report by the Anti-Defamation League, New York State witnessed a total of 1,400 antisemitic incidents, establishing it as the state with the highest frequency of such incidents nationally. Brooklyn, which contains New York City's largest Jewish population, accounted for 350 of these events, highlighting a troubling trend. Popular local establishments, such as Miriam in Park Slope, have been affected, as evidenced by the recent antisemitic vandalism that shocked community members, including restaurant owner Rafael Hasid.
A 2024 Anti-Defamation League report recorded 1,400 antisemitic incidents statewide, with Brooklyn hosting 350 of those, including a significant occurrence in Williamsburg.
Rafael Hasid, owner of Miriam in Park Slope, expressed shock at the recent antisemitic vandalism, emphasizing that 'violence or vandalism is not the right way for anything.'
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