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Jewish man attacked in Brooklyn, injured by women yelling anti-Semitic slurs

The incident is one of a dozen such attacks in New York this past week.

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People walk across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, April 12, 2018. Photo by Aharon Krohn/Flash90.

Two female attackers yelled anti-Semitic slurs at a Jewish man in Brooklyn, N.Y., before shoving him to the ground when he tried to film the assault, law-enforcement sources and witnesses said on Wednesday.

The African-American women approached the 22-year-old Chassidic man and shouted at him “F***k you Jew” and “I will kill you Jews.”

One of the women began yelling at the man before the second one grabbed his cell phone, broke it in half and threw it to the ground, according to a law-enforcement source. A witness told the New York Post that the women then pushed the victim to the ground when he tried filming them and threw the broken phone in his face.

Officers from the New York Police Department’s 90th Precinct responded to the assault at 12.45 p.m., and the two women were arrested, the NYPD confirmed. The victim sustained minor injuries from being hit in the face with a cell phone.

The incident is at least the 12th reported anti-Semitic attack in New York in the past week.

One Chassidic woman, 38, told the New York Post on Wednesday, “Why do they keep doing this to us? We mean them no harm, yet they’re always cursing at us and hitting us.”

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