More disturbing messages of hate are turning up on Long Island, as antisemitic flyers were found outside homes — and it’s not the first time this summer authorities have seen this type of hate being spread this way
Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said about 100 flyers were left in the town.
“You’re trying to cause division in our communities, trying to cause harm and fear in our communities,” said Ryder.“They are white supremacists and they are virulently antisemitic,” said Anti-Defamation League Regional Director Scott Richman, saying it is one small network behind the flyers.“That just gives them oxygen. That’s exactly what they’re looking for. They want to get their name out there,” said Richman.
Nassau Police released a video in July of a car dumping the flyers in driveways late at night. The ADL says the flyers are actually protected by free speech — but residents in the area want no part of them. “I don’t think we need any more resentment like that. Getting people against each other,” said one local resident.
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