Brooklyn Museum Leaders' Homes Vandalized in Coordinated Antisemitic Attacks

Red paint and hate symbols deface residences amid rising tensions and protests linked to the Gaza conflict.

Homes of Brooklyn Museum director Anne Pasternak and other officials were targeted with red paint and antisemitic graffiti.
The incidents are part of a broader pattern of antisemitic acts in New York City, including vandalism at the German consulate and Palestinian mission.
Mayor Eric Adams and other officials have condemned the attacks and vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Within Our Lifetime, a pro-Palestinian group, has been linked to recent protests and has defended the actions as responses to the museum's alleged ties to Israel.
NYPD is investigating the incidents as hate crimes and has released surveillance footage of suspects.