New York City police are increasing security measures in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East and the one-year anniversary of the Hamas terror attack next week. Officials warn against any violent protests while emphasizing their commitment to protecting religious freedom.
NYPD brass said Wednesday that they are beefing up security around New York City as tensions in the Middle East escalate while also warning that they will not tolerate violent protests on the one year anniversary of the Hamas terror attack next week.brass said Wednesday that they are beefing up security around New York City during the Jewish high holy days and the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks in Israel and amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
However, those cameras alone are not enough with Rosh Hashanah starting at sundown Wednesday, and the one-year anniversary of Oct. 7 approaching. Adding to the uncertainty is the escalation of conflict in the Middle East, including Iran’s missile attack on Israel Tuesday, and Israel’s invasion of Lebanon to combat Hezbollah terrorists.
“Every individual has the right to freely express their religious beliefs without fear. This includes the right to peacefully protest but remember the NYPD will not tolerate violence, property damage, or anything that impedes emergency services to help people in need,” Donlon said. “To anyone who is worried about the next few weeks, remember: Nobody is better prepared for these situations than the NYPD.
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