Adolf Hitler
The fliers, which were placed in plastic bags and filed with corn nibs, arrived on the birthday of Adolf Hitler.
Houston latest city where anti-Semitic fliers dumped in bulk
They have been found in San Francisco; Beverly Hills, Calif.; Miami Beach and Surfside, Fla.; as well as in states like Maryland, Colorado and Wisconsin.
Americans Against Anti-Semitism noted that the online retail giant “is presently the world’s largest purveyor of [such] films—something Hitler and Goebbels would surely have been grateful for.”
“We have to take it seriously every single time. Because we don’t know whether it’s just somebody trying to shock or whether it’s truly a sign that something that is dangerous to the physical safety of our students is coming,” said Rabbi Marley Weiner.
“When I looked into his eyes they were filled with hate towards me,” said the 48-year-old victim.
France’s Macron to sue advertiser for depicting him as Hitler
Wealthy billboard owner Michel-Ange Flori creates and distributes the posters as part of a broader backlash against the French president’s COVID-19 policy.
“No matter what your views on Israel, using Nazi imagery to describe it is not only inaccurate and offensive, but deeply anti-Semitic,” said Scott Richman, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League NY/NJ.
Included in the letter are seven public anti-Semitic posts that Facebook refused to remove, despite requests by the Anti-Defamation League.
“Anti-Semitism continues to be a pervasive threat; T-shirts and coffee mugs that feature neo-Nazi symbols and Hitler icons make this danger clear,” said David Ibsen of the Counter Extremism Project.
Mary Miller said she has talked with Jewish leaders across the country and is “grateful to them for their kindness and forthrightness.”
World Jewish Congress executive director Betty Ehrenberg said: “Hateful rhetoric like this is unacceptable from an elected official chosen to stand up for freedom, democracy and equality.”
In addition to swastikas, concentration-camp insinuations and profanity, students and teachers were subjected to the theft of private details, including credit-card numbers and addresses.
