Attempted Antisemitic Attack In Teaneck, NJ Pediatric Office

This Monday, despite almost no news coverage, Cameron Cole entered a pediatrician’s office in the heavily Orthodox Jewish Teaneck, New Jersey holding a hammer, with blood dripping from his body. He began asking patients which ones were Jewish. A patient and her mother locked themselves in the bathroom, holding onto bleach as a makeshift weapon until police came. Although Cole has been arrested, he is not being charged with a hate crime.

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sheyna riesenberg says on September 18, 2021
WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE [NOT FROM THE WORLD] BUT FROM JEWS !!!! JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS!
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