Pastelli
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Not sure if its just grandiosity or full braggibg by admision as he has been drawing swastikas in NY.
See his name AYMAN.
Probably a fakestinian.
On synagogues, playgrounds: In NY, swastika graffiti is increasingly common and rarely prosecuted.
Nazi symbols are mushrooming around New York, often targeting Jewish sites and including at least three sprees in recent months, following an increase last year, according to ADL data.
Luke Tress
16 May 2026.
A swastika on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, May 13, 2026. (Luke Tress/Times of Israel)
A swastika on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, May 13, 2026. (Luke Tress/Times of Israel)
NEW YORK — Vandals scrawled at least 11 swastikas on two parks in Queens on Monday. Images of the graffiti, in Highland Park and Forest Park, showed red swastikas painted on a park sign and lined up on a series of white columns.
“This is yet another hateful incident meant to intimidate Jewish New Yorkers and divide our city. And we want to be clear: We cannot and will not accept this as normal,” said New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin.
Nazi graffiti in New York City, home to the world’s largest Diaspora community, is increasingly the new normal, though, with repeated incidents across the five boroughs in recent months, following an escalation last year, according to Anti-Defamation League data.
Swastikas found at a Brooklyn playground, in New York City, January 21, 2026.
www.timesofisrael.com
See his name AYMAN.
Probably a fakestinian.
On synagogues, playgrounds: In NY, swastika graffiti is increasingly common and rarely prosecuted.
Nazi symbols are mushrooming around New York, often targeting Jewish sites and including at least three sprees in recent months, following an increase last year, according to ADL data.
Luke Tress
16 May 2026.
A swastika on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, May 13, 2026. (Luke Tress/Times of Israel)
A swastika on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, May 13, 2026. (Luke Tress/Times of Israel)
NEW YORK — Vandals scrawled at least 11 swastikas on two parks in Queens on Monday. Images of the graffiti, in Highland Park and Forest Park, showed red swastikas painted on a park sign and lined up on a series of white columns.
“This is yet another hateful incident meant to intimidate Jewish New Yorkers and divide our city. And we want to be clear: We cannot and will not accept this as normal,” said New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin.
Nazi graffiti in New York City, home to the world’s largest Diaspora community, is increasingly the new normal, though, with repeated incidents across the five boroughs in recent months, following an escalation last year, according to Anti-Defamation League data.
Swastikas found at a Brooklyn playground, in New York City, January 21, 2026.
On synagogues, playgrounds: In NY, swastika graffiti is increasingly common and rarely prosecuted
Nazi symbols are mushrooming around New York, often targeting Jewish sites and including at least three sprees in recent months, following an increase last year, according to ADL data
www.timesofisrael.com
