About 100 people are marching through Brooklyn today to protest vandals who torched three cars and scrawled Nazi swastikas in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood, the Associated Press reports.
The vandals set the cars ablaze before dawn on Friday after spray-painting the letters "KKK" on a van, putting swastikas on benches and leaving other anti-Semitic messages on a sidewalk in the Midwood neighborhood, AP says. The marchers were led by New York state Sen. Eric Adams, Rabbi Chaim Gruber, New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, civil rights lawyer Norman Siegel and other community leaders.
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