A Jewish man was stabbed in the chest by a man shouting antisemitic slurs in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood on Tuesday.
The victim was attacked near the intersection of Kingston Avenue and Lincoln Place and stabbed in the chest. He was transported to Kings County Hospital, where he was treated for his injuries and is expected to recover. Authorities said the wound was not life-threatening.
The assailant engaged the victim in a brief confrontation before shouting antisemitic slurs, including “[Expletive] these Jews,” and saying it would be acceptable if the Holocaust were to happen again. The attacker then pulled out a knife and stabbed the man in the chest. The victim fought back, preventing the blade from penetrating deeply, before the suspect fled the scene on foot.
Police and emergency medical services responded shortly after the attack. As of Tuesday night, no arrests had been made.
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating the incident as a bias attack, and Crown Heights Shomrim is assisting police. Authorities are asking anyone with information to call 911 or Crown Heights Shomrim at 718-774-3333.
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Where is the protection of Hashem?
put the longer video up. the shvartz was afraid of the SuperJew
For those who may have a filter on their phone and can’t view the video, what is the race of the alleged suspect? Who should we be looking for?
I hope this perp gets dispatched by his own kind straight to H-3-L-L A-S-A-P
Paktype, the more we become secularized, the less Hashem’s protection. Women dancing, singing, trying on clothing and sharing their lives on social media is against halacha. “Jewish” music has become secularized, theres constant fressing and overall adopting the goyishe culture. Learn from the story of Chanukah. Hashem gave His protection to a small group of Jews who wanted to destroy secularism that was growing within Jewish society at that time. They renewed Torah learning and adherence to Torah laws which we are unfortunately today becoming lax in.
@philosopher – if thats so, then why have at least some of the victims been not “Women dancing, singing, trying on clothing and sharing their lives on social media”, but people trying to bring Jews closer to Yiddishkeit?
You are not HKB”H’s accountant to make these Cheshbonos. It says when there are Tzaros for Klal Yisrael, “Yifashpesh b’Ma’asav” – not “Yifashpesh b’Ma’asei Chaveiro”. You and I both should each start looking into own own ma’asim and seeing what we individually can improve, rather than looking at what someone else needs to do.
an Israeli Yid
I hope they actually catch him. Unfortunately, there’s no justice nowadays but he should not be on the streets
Israeligoy- perhaps if you would start your daily onslaughts against our talmidei chachamim that keep the world standing it would lower the Divine level of anger, it’s people like you that bring tragedy. Not philosopher who mentioned very good points that pretending doesn’t happen won’t help us
I mean stop the daily
anIsrealiYid, when tzaros come on klal Yisroel, and we are getting attacked more and more frequently, it is imperative to look into our actions. I’m certainly far from perfect, but you don’t know me and you don’t know what im going through, your trying to throw the aveiros onto me is disgusting. Is there any wonder why people didn’t do teshuva when Yirmiyahu Hanavi tried warning them that their aveiros will bring great tragedy? It was the same attitude that you who want to be defend the actions which I mentioned in my previous post, have. Obviously, im not comparing myself to Yirmiyahu, my point is that it is very obvious that when so many Jews’ are living lifestyles that is against halacha, we can not expect and demand Hashem’s protection.
Regarding the shooting in Bondi, perhaps Hashem is sending a message that the people trying to bring Jews closer together to Yiddishkeit should become closer to Him as Jews have been doing since we got the Torah and not by trying to make a festival style Chanukah celebration by the beach saying the brochos in front of women clad in bathing suits. That is turning Chanukah, which is about bringing purity back to klal Yisroel, into a holiday celebration which resembles the non-Jewish ones. Jews should be home celebrating and transmitting the essence and holiness of Chanukah to their own families so that the true message will be treasured for future generations. Celebrating the “Chanukah holiday” by the beach is watering down the message of what Chanukah is to people who will go about eating treifos and not keeping Shabbos regardless of those trying to infuse them with a bit of “Jewish tradition”.
can someone confirm if chief tailor is involved in this matter and investigating? can he reassure the frum that there is no known threat?
@anIsraeliYid:
He pointed out his view of general shortcomings in halacha. You then responded by doing exactly what you accuse him of doing: making cheshbonos for Hashem.
The gemara says that if someone CH”V sees yissurim befall **himself**, that he should then look into his deeds.
The gemara also does NOT say that if one sees that CH”V tragedies have hit Klal Yisrael that he cannot look around to see what might have caused that.
Chazal also say that there is no pirtza that doesn’t start from the top. So, blaming the women – as you feel should have happened – is missing the point, because what they are doing is symptomatic of the overall pirtza, as he pointed out.
So, as you advised, don’t make cheshbonos for Hashem but, if you care to see the truth, do listen to those who feel they have something worthwhile to point out and evaluate the merits of those points based on what they claim happened, not on what you think the punishment should have been.
@philosopher You’ve clearly been brainwashed into some really sick thinking. Woman dances and…… some guy gets stabbed in the chest. Right. You should really think deeply about your values – do they really make sense or are you the blind following the blind following a horse. Why bad things happen is not a question for you or anyone to try and give definitive answers to. Your perspective is one of chaos. That G-d goes around running a muck Chas vShalom. No, not true. True justice is beyond human comprehension. To start spitting off answers like the ones you gave is cheap and dehumanizing to the victim. I strongly advise you take a long walk and consider your worldview.