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Type of response from NYC officials to antisemitic cafe attacks within 3 months
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Resolution / Starting Odds
Strong public condemnation • 33%
Announcement of new policies • 33%
No significant response • 34%
Official statements from city officials or mayor's office
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NYC Kosher Cafe Defaced with Swastikas Over Israeli Flag in Third Attack
May 5, 2024, 03:41 AM
An Israeli-owned kosher cafe in New York City's Upper East Side has been targeted with swastikas, marking the third antisemitic attack on the owner's establishments since October 7. The incidents coincide with the eve of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. The swastikas were specifically painted over an Israeli flag, among other acts of antisemitism directed at the Jewish restaurateur's businesses.
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Public Vigils • 33%
No Public Response • 34%
Increased security funding • 25%
Community outreach programs • 25%
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No action • 25%
Public Address • 33%
Legislative Action • 33%
No Significant Response • 34%
Increased airstrikes • 25%
Ground operations in Gaza • 25%
Cyber operations against Hamas • 25%
No further action • 25%
Large public rallies against antisemitism • 33%
Increased social media activism • 33%
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Condemnation only • 25%
Economic sanctions on groups involved • 25%
Military support to Israel • 25%
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Condemnation only • 33%
Economic sanctions • 33%
Military aid or intervention • 34%
Organize peace marches • 25%
Increase interfaith dialogues • 25%
Strengthen local vigilante groups • 25%
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Increased diplomatic efforts • 25%
Heightened local security measures • 25%
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More rocket attacks • 33%
Negotiations for ceasefire • 33%
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No change in policy • 33%
Training improvements announced • 33%
Significant policy overhaul • 34%
Increased Legislative Action • 25%
Public Condemnations Continue • 25%
Direct Intervention in University Policies • 25%
No Significant Change in Position • 25%