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Anti-Semitic NYC woman spits on Jewish kids, says 'Hitler should've killed you all'

In an unprovoked attack, the woman stormed up to the kids and said, 'Hitler should have killed you all. I’ll kill you and know where you live'

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY: A woman charged at three Jewish kids outside a Brooklyn synagogue, spitting on them and telling them that “Hitler should've killed you all", police said on Wednesday, January 19. The woman was spotted in a surveillance camera, wearing an orange hoodie, black leggings and black Uggs. She stormed up to three boys, all of whom are Jewish, on Avenue P near Coleman Street in Marine Park, cruelly telling them, "Hitler should have killed you all. I’ll kill you and know where you live."

NYPD released footage of the unprovoked attack, in which the woman can be seen walking towards the boys, standing directly in front of them and spitting on one of the boys. Police have said that the suspect is in ther 20s, and about 5 feet 3 and 140 pounds with long, straight, black hair. "WANTED for AGGRAVATED HARASSMENT: Do you know her? On 1/14/22 at approx. 12:35, in front of 4017 Avenue P in Brooklyn, the suspect approached an 8-year-old and two other children, made anti-Jewish statements, then spat on the them. Any info? DM @NYPDTips, or call 800-577-TIPS," NYPD wrote.

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In another similar unprovoked attack earlier this month, two Jewish men were attacked and called 'dirty Jews' by two attackers in Brooklyn. Blake Zavadsky and his friend Ilan Kaganovich, both 21 years old, were at the Foot Locker in Bay Ridge shortly before 11 am on Sunday, December 26, when they were attacked by the two perpetrators. “They asked us what we were doing in their neighborhood,” Zavadsky said. “They called us ‘dirty Jews.'”

Zavadsky said that one of the men even punched him in the face for sporting an Israel Defense Forces sweatshirt. “The one who punched me said if I don’t take my sweatshirt off, he’s going to rock me,” Zavadsky said. “‘How can you support these dirty Jews?'” Zavadsky said the man allegedly told him. Zavadsky said that when he refused to take his hoodie off, one of the men doused him with iced coffee. 

The NYPD had said that the incident was being investigated as a hate crime. Kaganovich claimed that the duo threatened him when he intervened. "I can’t believe this happened,” said Kaganovich. “We should be able to wear whatever we want to wear. Blake and I are Jewish — we should support Israel without it being a problem. My family moved from the Soviet Union for this reason — to be able to live a better life.”