NEW YORK (PIX11) – The NYPD is searching for suspects in connection to several Pro-Palestinian vandalism incidents across New York City.
The incidents involve suspects smearing paint to simulate blood on private property with Pro-Palestinian messaging, although it's not clear if all of the vandalism is related, according to authorities.
Mayor Eric Adams shared photos on X of red paint smearing the entry to the residence of Brooklyn Museum director Anne Pasternak, who is Jewish, with the words "White supremacist Zionist."
Adams called the vandalism overt, unacceptable anti-semitism. The incident is being investigated as a hate crime, according to the NYPD.
Another incident in the string of vandalism includes the discovery of a cloth canvas reading "this person has blood on their hands" on Douglass Street in Brooklyn, sources told PIX11 News.
AIR11 also spotted fake blood and papers in the street near the Palestinian Mission building on the Upper East Side on Wednesday.
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