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Anti-Semitic fliers left outside Chicago-area homes on Yom Hashoah
April 29, 2022
Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering said, “We stand by our Statement Against Hate and strongly condemn all acts of anti-Semitism.”
City Hall in the Hazel Avenue/Prospect Avenue Historic District in Highland Park, Ill. Credit: Teemu008 from Palatine, Ill., via Wikimedia Commons.
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Mayor of Boca Raton decries anti-Semitic fliers found near homes during Passover
April 20, 2022
The fliers, which were placed in plastic bags and filed with corn nibs, arrived on the birthday of Adolf Hitler.
Anti-Semitic fliers were found near homes in Boca Raton, Fla., on the fifth day of Passover, April 20, 2022. Source: Screenshot.
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Jewish UConn student presses for meeting with university president about anti-Semitic bias
Alan ZeitlinApril 20, 2022
University of Connecticut senior Natalie Shclover said that while it’s not realistic to think that the harassment of Jewish students can be prevented, she does hope that the way such instances are handled by peers, faculty, administrators and academic institutions can improve.
The University of Connecticut Stamford's main campus building in Stamford, Conn., June 2017 Credit: John9474 via Wikimedia Commons.
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Beverly Hills residents wake up to anti-Semitic fliers on first day of Passover
April 18, 2022
They are similar to ones that blamed the coronavirus pandemic on a Jewish conspiracy.
Anti-Semitic fliers blaming Russia’s war in Ukraine on Jews were left in front of homes in Beverly Hills, Calif., on the first day of Passover, April 16, 2022. Source: Screenshot.
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Latest fliers blaming Jews for COVID show up at Illini
February 22, 2022
Chancellor Robert Jones: “Sneaking around and delivering hateful, hurtful and racist messages in plastic sandwich bags filled with gravel is a cowardly and craven way to spew hate and division in our community.”
Anti-Semitic fliers related to COVID-19 and the Jews were distributed in two Florida cities and also found in several other states, January 2022. Source: Twitter.
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Police, FBI investigate anti-Semitic fliers found in plastic bags in Colleyville
February 21, 2022
Many of these fliers seek to tie the coronavirus pandemic to Jewish individuals; some have been distributed by supporters of the Goyim Defense League, a virulently anti-Semitic group.
Anti-Semitic fliers were found in Colleyville, Texas, just weeks after a hostage-taking crisis at Congregation Beth Israel, also in Colleyville, February 2022. Source: Screenshot.
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Houston latest city where anti-Semitic fliers dumped in bulk
February 18, 2022
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.
Anti-Semitic fliers with the image of Adolf Hitler were found in U.S. cities in February 2022. Source: StopAntisemitism.org.
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Anti-Semitic fliers dispersed in US by group ‘motivated by hatred of Jews’
January 26, 2022
They falsely claim that Jews are responsible for the U.S. government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, stating: “Every single aspect of the COVID agenda is Jewish.”
Anti-Semitic fliers related to COVID-19 and the Jews were distributed in two Florida cities and also found in several other states, January 2022. Source: Twitter.
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Anti-Semitic fliers blaming Jews for COVID-19 found in at least eight states
December 21, 2021
The leaflets were part of a “coordinated flier drop,” by the anti-Semitic Goyim Defense League, according to the Secure Community Network, and were found in Alabama, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, North Carolina, Texas and Vermont.
An example of anti-Semitic fliers found in at least eight states blaming Jews for COVID-19, December 2021. Source: Secure Community Network.
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Police in Beverly Hills investigate anti-Semitic fliers blaming Jews for COVID-19
November 29, 2021
Patrols in the city are to be increased during the holiday of Hanukkah.
Beverly Hills police department cruiser. Credit: Elliott Cowand Jr/Shutterstock.
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Coalition of Jewish groups urges Arizona State to act after anti-Semitic fliers appear on campus
Faygie HoltNovember 4, 2021
“Let us not be shy about our Judaism or cower in the face of hate. Let us stand proudly as Jews and show Jewish pride,” said Rabbi Shmuel Tiechtel, director of Rohr Chabad at ASU in Tempe, Ariz.
Entrance sign to the campus of Arizona State University. Credit: Ken Wolter/Shutterstock.
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Anti-Semitic fliers posted at University of North Florida during Passover
April 8, 2021
Fliers with QR codes that led to an anti-Semitic radio station were attached to the classroom and office doors of mainly Jewish professors.
University of North Florida banner. Credit: Rob Wilson/Shutterstock.
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White-supremacist group distributes anti-Semitic fliers on Staten Island, N.Y.
January 5, 2021
Some of the fliers stated: “600 + Jewish Orgs Support BLM Communist Terrorists … The US will become minority white in 2045, Census predicts.”
An anti-Semitic flier found on Staten Island, N.Y. Source: Kevin Mahoney/Instagram.
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Fliers with swastikas, Star of David found at Arizona State University
Jackson RichmanNovember 6, 2019
“We are deeply concerned about the recent anti-Semitic fliers posted around campus, some depicting references to the Holocaust. The fliers trivialize one of the darkest periods in history in which more than six million Jews were killed,” posted ASU Hillel on Facebook.
Arizona State University. Credit: Flickr.
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Anti-Semitic fliers found in Montana on Rosh Hashanah
October 3, 2019
“Let’s not be fooled: This is not a dialogue about policy; these are tactics to divide us from each other and sow fear. All of us should reject this action as cowardly and destructive to community,” Rabbi Laurie Franklin of Har Shalom in the western Montana city of Missoula.
Whitefish, Mont. Credit: Flickr Commons.
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