Fake bomb threats were made to various Jew synagogues in New York City the other day.
New York officials say Manhattan synagogues got fake bomb threats https://t.co/NukbNqtx9C pic.twitter.com/v5UxWAy3sQ
— Reuters (@Reuters) May 5, 2024
At least four synagogues and a museum both in Manhattan and Brooklyn received bomb threats on Saturday, but none were deemed credible by the New York Police Department, a city official said.https://t.co/HVZoJvIeYU
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) May 5, 2024
Almost every time we see events like these it turns out that the Jews did it themselves so they can play victim.
You may remember back in 2017 when hundreds of bomb threats were phoned into Jewish community centers across America. It turned out that the bomb threats were all made from an Israeli teenager named Michael Kaydar in Tel Aviv who held dual US-Israeli citizenship. As the matter was investigated, it was discovered that he had made thousands of hoax threats from 2014 to 2017.
This New York Post article summarizes a good amount of what happened.
His parents and lawyers comically claimed that a brain tumor he had made him do these things.
The crazy thing about this is that Jewish groups like the Anti-Defamation League have used Kaydar’s hoax threats against Jews to pad their “hate” and “terror” statistics.
The incident involving Kaydar is one of the more prominent examples of this phenomenon. Many other more minor hoax events like this have occurred.
This is why memes like this exist.
