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More Antisemitic Graffiti Discovered in Montauk; Schoolchildren Paint Over It With Messages of Peace

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Antisemitic graffiti discovered in Montauk on November 11.

Antisemitic graffiti discovered in Montauk on November 11.

Bounce Beach, a shuttered club on South Emerson Street in Montauk, was targeted late Friday or early Saturday with antisemitic graffiti. KYRIL BROMLEY

Bounce Beach, a shuttered club on South Emerson Street in Montauk, was targeted late Friday or early Saturday with antisemitic graffiti. KYRIL BROMLEY

Antisemitic graffiti was spray painted on Bounce Beach, a Montauk night club, late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Antisemitic graffiti was spray painted on Bounce Beach, a Montauk night club, late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Swastickas were spray painted on the Bounce Beach night club in Montauk late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Swastickas were spray painted on the Bounce Beach night club in Montauk late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

East Hampton Town Police secured the scene at Bounce Beach night club, which was defaced with antisemitic graffiti late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

East Hampton Town Police secured the scene at Bounce Beach night club, which was defaced with antisemitic graffiti late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

East Hampton Town Police secured the scene at Bounce Beach night club, which was defaced with antisemitic graffiti late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

East Hampton Town Police secured the scene at Bounce Beach night club, which was defaced with antisemitic graffiti late Friday or early Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Kids from the Montauk School painted over the antisemitic graffiti tagged on a shuttered bar over the weekend. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Nov 11, 2023
Antisemitic graffiti was again discovered in Montauk this past week, the second time hateful sentiments have been left in public view in the hamlet in as many weeks. Several swastikas... more

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