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“You can’t begin addressing the problem of hate violence on the street until you can track it, identify its source, frequency and where it is occurring.”

"An increase in swastikas, an increase in hate speech, escalation into shoving, some assaults and a 21% increase in anti-Semitic hate crimes in New York City.”

Their Facebook page even offers sage advice: "How to address Anti-Semitism."

The “No Hate, No Fear” solidarity march kicked off at 11 am in Manhattan’s Foley Square.

The question is, will the mainstream organizers permit the extreme leftwing Congresswoman to hijack their protest to turn it into an anti-Trump, an, by extension, an anti-Israel fiasco?

Thomas was accused to entering the rabbi's home with a machete and trying to kill as many Chassidic Jews as possible.

A number of Chabadniks overcame the thief/attacker. Mamash

The incident is under investigation by the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force.

"Her closest relatives are in Israel. We can't find them. They may never have met, but they are her closest kin." We need to find them . . .

In addition to the vehicle, the FBI reportedly has managed to obtain the weapon used to stab the victim in November as well.

“Thank G-d, I had the presence of mind to go after him to his car. I got his license plate and that’s how he was caught so quickly.”

He "grew up going there on a Friday afternoon to turn off the lights for them.”

New York State's new bail reform law allows suspects charged with nonviolent misdemeanors to leave the courthouse without having to worry about bail.

The victim quickly snapped a photo of the perpetrators using her smart phone, sent the photo and a description to the Shomrim civil patrol and called 911.

The area has two synagogues within a block of the site where the incident occurred.

“The 1.5 million Jews of our great city and region will not stand down. We will not be intimidated.”

"We shall not let this terrible hate-driven attack be forgotten, and let us all work to eradicate all sorts of hate.”

JTA invited Shimon Rolnitzky, writer, activist and Chassidic resident of Monsey, New York to sing a post-pogrom kumbaya.

“The two great lessons of the Holocaust are: ‘Never forget, and ‘Never ignore.’ Never ignore means you have to stand up to the first act of anti-Semitism," Giuliani said.

“Diversity is our strength, and we respect the traditions of all who call New York City home. Intolerance will never take hold here."

“Anti-Semitism is on the rise. It is in the water. It is being fueled by a white nationalist administration."

The victim does not want to file a complaint because of the new Discovery for Justice Reform Act, which may end up forcing police to surrender his personal information to his attackers.

“Monsey used to be a nice, calm, quiet place, and now, not so much.”

"People are not sleeping, and they are having flashbacks to previous incidents of being attacked for “just being Jewish.”

"Mental illness is not an excuse for espousing anti-Semitic ideology. One does not preclude the other."

"Thank you Mr. President for all you’ve done and continue to do to protect the Jewish people all the while making America stronger and more prosperous!"

“We believe the actions of which he is accused, if committed by him, tragically reflect profound mental illness," the suspect's family said.

Patrolling in Brooklyn, just like in the old days....

UAE: “We must come together to promote acceptance and tolerance of others."

But only Mayor De Blasio has the authority to formally request a 'state of emergency' status for New York City from the Governor.