Newsletter
Newsletter Support JNS

Princeton police increase presence after antisemitic vandalism

Graffiti included references to “death to the IDF” and “globalize the intifada.”

The Jewish Center
The Jewish Center, a Conservative congregation in Princeton, N.J. Credit: David Keddie via Wikimedia Commons.

The police department in Princeton, N.J., is reportedly increasing patrols around parks and the Jewish Center, a Conservative congregation in Princeton, after several anti-Israel and antisemitic vandalism incidents.

Five such incidents in August included graffiti stating “death to the IDF,” “global intifada” and “from the river to the sea,” the Daily Princetonian, a student paper at Princeton University, reported.

The Israeli premier met with the presidents of Argentina, Paraguay, Panama and Bolivia during his visit to New York.
The Israeli military grounds attack and munition-dropping drones as it investigates whether a technical malfunction or enemy interference caused the tragedy.
Yechiel Leiter’s wounded son faces peril after undergoing brain surgery following a car-ramming near Modi’in.
“When someone gets out of the ambulance and says, ‘May God punish Hamas,’ while I’m filming, the people around him turn their camera away,” he said.