Boulder’s anti -Semitic Horror attack promotes the response of big cities: “We will not rest”

New York City Mayor Eric Adams directed urban responses to the anti -Semitic horror attack in Boulder, Colorado, during the weekend, with his office by saying Fox News Digital the city with the largest Jewish population outside of Israel, he measures to protect his own sacred places and neighborhoods.

“Another act of Horci, vile anti -Semitism and terrorism in our country, as an individual violently attacked a peaceful crowd in Boulder, Colorado, met to ask for the release of the hostages still in Gaza from Hamas’ horror attacks on October 7, 2023,” said Adams.

“By abundance of precaution, the NYPD increases the resources in religious places in our entire city ahead of Shavuot’s sacred holidays. We will not rest until we fix this violence and unacceptable rhetoric of our communities.”

When it was launched how the city’s stance can be changed against anti -Semitic protests after the attack, an official told Fox Digital News that Adams has and will continue to protect the Jewish population in New York.

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Adams set up an office to combat anti -Semitism, turning the great Apple into the first important city to do so.

“This office will be a sled in this struggle, assuming demands and working tirelessly to take root the anti -Semitism of our city,” said the official.

Following the fatal attack on the Jews in Washington, DC, Adams called “anti -Semitic propaganda swinging as activism.” Ordered the NYPD to deploy additional resources after this attack.

In the District of Columbia, Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office made a similar tone when he was asked how the city’s threat stance may change. Bowser’s office led Fox News Digital to previous observations made after the Jewish Museum attack.

“It does not depend on the Jewish community that supports us, it is up to all of us to denounce the anti -Semitism of all forms,” ​​Bowser said in part.

On the other side of the country, the Mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, called the Boulder’s attack “an affront at the fabric of our society and our beliefs here in Los Angeles”.

Bass said he will convene an emergency meeting at the City Council focused on Shavuot’s safety and safety and the following days.

In Miami Beach, who houses an estimate of 16,000 people from the Jewish faith among his 79,000 residents, Police Agent Christopher Bess told Fox News Digital that he has focused on protecting residents since March 2024, protest against Israel, who led the city council to approve unanimous legislation that prohibited protesters to obstruct streets.

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Mayor Steven Meiner, a Jew, headed this new law, and Bess said that police also established an “extremely robust operating plan, in terms of demonstrations, whether Pro-Israel or Pro-Palestin”.

“What we do is present operating plans and increase and increase operational needs as needed, and we have a specialized unit, the fast intervention team specializing in [responding to] Civil perturbations and protests. “

Instead of a macro approach, Miami Beach police attacked the problems of a “modern and strategic advance of the application of the law”.

Many protests of these protests have been “inevitable” since then, said Bess, who added that the Department is trying to work with event organizers and the city’s legal apparatus to respond in the most professional way it can.

“If we see someone growing the situation, we take a quick action of the application of the law to ensure that an individual does not compromise the entire operation.”

“We respect the rights of the first amendment; the right to the peaceful assembly, emphasizing Pacific – and if anyone deviates from this will go to prison.”

After each protest that requires the response or preparation for the application of the law, there is a debate to see what can be done better next time, Bess said.

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“After any incident across the country [including Boulder]”He said,” Intel detectives stay in contact with federal, state and local members, and based on their intelligence, we can implement any plan that best suits our city. “

Following the Washington attack, police increased patrols at religious facilities, with Bess citing the large Jewish population on the middle of the beach, engaged in rabbis collaborations and increased foot patrols.

“This should send a strong message that … we will not tolerate it [violence]. “”

Bess added that Miami Beach police have used drones as “eyes in the sky” because human officers cannot be everywhere. The city is considered very safe because of its bustling reputation and Bess added that drones help problems such as anti -Semitic protests, as well as in response to simpler incidents to the city’s famous oceanic driving.