#EndJewHatred
Coverage of #EndJewHatred in the Nexus archive.
- Brooklyn café becomes protest site after coffee chain bans Rep. Dan Goldman over Israel stance
A Brooklyn Poetica Coffee shop became a site of protest after the chain banned Rep. Dan Goldman over his stance on Israel. Pro-Israel demonstrators and counter-protesters gathered outside the café, with NYPD officers separating the groups. The chain had posted on social media that Goldman, a New York Democrat, was not welcome back and called him a 'genocide enabler.'
- Pro-Israel activists rally outside Brooklyn coffee shop after Goldman business refusal controversy
Pro-Israel activists from #EndJewHatred protested outside Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn after employees rescinded service to U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman based on his political views. The coffee shop owner, Parviz Mukhamadkulov, faced criticism for a social media post targeting Goldman, and the U.S. Department of Justice announced an investigation into the incident.
- Editorial | Brooklyn coffee shop’s snub of Congress member shows politics boiling over in NYC
A Brooklyn coffee shop, Poetica Coffee, publicly rejected Congressman Dan Goldman's payment for coffee due to his support for Israel, prompting a U.S. Justice Department investigation and a protest by a pro-Israel group. The editorial argues that businesses should serve all customers regardless of political beliefs to avoid community division.
- Java justice brewing? Feds probe Brooklyn coffee shop that publicly banned U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman over pro-Israel stance
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Poetica coffee shop in Brooklyn for allegedly discriminating against U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman by refunding his coffee purchase and publicly banning him due to his pro-Israel stance. The coffee shop's owners stated they would have refused service initially, accusing Goldman's support of Israel as potentially involving funds from AIPAC.
- New Yorkers press Hochul to oust Mamdani from City Hall, say he’s too soft on antisemitism
New Yorkers organized by #EndJewHatred delivered a letter to Governor Kathy Hochul demanding the removal of Mayor Zohran Mamdani, alleging he is too soft on antisemitism. The letter claims Mamdani dismantled citywide antisemitism protections established by former Mayor Eric Adams and failed to address rising hate crimes against Jewish communities.
- 'This is not the New York City I knew': Jews, Muslims and Christians unite at anti-Mamdani rally
Hundreds of protesters, including Jews, Muslims, and Christians, gathered in New York City to demand the removal of Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of failing to address antisemitism and alienating the Jewish community. Organized by #EndJewHatred, the rally featured speakers criticizing Mamdani's policies and actions, such as removing the city's antisemitism definition and skipping the Israel Day Parade.