Angry liberal/progressives terrorize N.J. Town With Anti-Semitic Graffiti, Painted Swastikas, Plus Big Sign Saying 'Kill The Jews' payback for being outed at the democratic convention



Just 10 days before the High Holidays a New Jersey community woke up to find swastikas and anti-Jewish graffiti all over town.
The photographs show the images neighbors woke up to in Manalapan on
Thursday morning — swastikas on street signs, mailboxes, a cable box
and a sign saying “kill the Jews” on a picket fence, CBS 2’s Emily Smith
reported Friday.
“I saw the commotion, swastika signs and ‘kill the Jews.’ I’ve been
here 14 years, never seen anything like it,” resident Howard Weitz said.
At least 12 swastikas and other anti-Semitic symbols of hate appeared
along Taylor Mills Road, a main residential street in town, and on
several side streets, painted mostly in red.
Some believe the perpetrators did this to spread hate to the entire
community. Western Monmouth County is home to tens of thousands of
Jewish families served by several synagogues.
“I don’t know why that neighborhood in particular was targeted, but
the whole area has been great for the Jewish community,” said Keith
Krivitzky, executive director of the Jewish Federation.
Throughout Manalapan, N.J., swastikas were painted in red on mailboxes. signs and fences. (Photo: handout)


Many American Jews got a bad feeling in the pit of their stomachs when they watched Antonio Villaraigosa hold a vote on the floor of Democratic convention 8/5/2012 to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel


At the very least it’s a wake-up call and should be
an educational opportunity.

While most of the homes targeted belong to Jewish families, residents
pointed out that anyone seeing a swastika anywhere should feel some
pain and disgust — knowing it’s a message of hate and persecution.