US EditionMore than 50% of New York City Hate Crimes Aimed at Jews: NYPD
- Jews were the target of the majority of hate crimes in New York City last year, according to statistics reported by the NYPD.
- There were 345 anti-Jewish hate crimes across the city in 2024, nearly 54% of the 641 total hate crimes tallied.
- The number of antisemitic hate crimes in 2024 was slightly larger than in 2023, when police recorded 323 total anti-Jewish crimes.
- High-Profile antisemitic incidents occurred last year across New York, which has the largest Jewish population in the country.
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More hate crimes against Jews in NYC in 2024 than all other minorities combined
It also had fewer hate crimes than in 2023, with the number of hate crimes against Black people down by 30%, anti-Asian hate crimes down by 33%, anti-Hispanic hate crimes down by 45% and those targeting sexual orientation down 26%. But the number of antisemitic hate crimes went up, and in fact, totaled MORE than all the other hate-crimes combined! Photo: Reuters Here are two charts of NYC hate crimes for 2023-2024: ...
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Anti-Jewish hate crimes spiked last year in NYC, with more than 300 reported: ‘Scared about the amount of people that hate me’
Antisemitic hate crimes exploded across the Big Apple last year, with 345 anti-Jewish incidents reported, according to troubling NYPD data released this week.
Majority of New York City Hate Crimes Targeted Jews in 2024, New Data Shows
Anti-Israel protesters target a synagogue in Queens, New York on July 14, 2024. Photo: Screenshot Jews were targeted in the majority of hate crimes perpetrated in New York City last year, according to new data issued by the New York City Police Department (NYPD). On Monday, the NYPD released its end-of-year crime report, which recorded a precipitous drop in crime overall but also the disturbing numbers on antisemitic hate crimes. Out of the 641 …
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