Antisemitic Vandals Target Home of Brooklyn Museum Director Labeled ‘White Supremacist Zionist’ by Protesters
‘This is not legitimate protest. This is not free speech,’ the Manhattan Borough president, Mark Levine, says. ‘This is vile antisemitism making Jews unsafe.’
The New York Police Department is investigating antisemitic graffiti that vandals sprayed overnight on the homes of board members of the Brooklyn Museum, including the director of the museum, Anne Pasternak, who they called a “white supremacist zionist.”
Photos circulating online show that multiple homes, including one on the Upper East Side, were vandalized with red spray paint, antisemitic signs, and inverted red triangles — a symbol that Hamas has used to identify Israeli military targets and that has surfaced at protests on college campuses across the country.
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