New ‘Globalize Intifada!’ Call Makes Man Who Attacked NY Jews For Years Feel His Efforts Ignored

“My biggest fear,” admitted Jamal, “is that my efforts will free Palestine, but the so-called leaders of the Free Palestine movement won’t even know, and they’ll take all the credit for my hard work.”

Brooklyn, April 21 – A Crown Heights resident with experience in more than a dozen spitting, punching, pushing, and kicking incidents against the visibly-Torah-observant in his neighborhood since 2015 voiced his disappointment and frustration this week following an upsurge in pro-Palestinian rhetoric over the last several weeks urging activists to expand the violent struggle for Palestinian liberation beyond the confines of Palestine, observing that such demands indicate that his efforts in that regard, targeting random Hasidim, remain unknown to those doing the urging, and had they known of his efforts, they would not phrase their talk in a way that implies he has not already engaged in such expansion of the violence.

Anthony Jamal, 26, expressed dismay Thursday upon hearing yet another call to “globalize the Intifada,” referring to ongoing Palestinian attacks against Jews under the pretext of opposing Israeli measures to protect Israelis from Palestinian terrorism. “I’ve been doing just that since I was a teenager,” he boasted. “But you wouldn’t know it if you only got your information from those self-important ‘leaders’ over there. If they knew the effort I’ve been putting in all this time, maybe they’d choose a slogan that didn’t dismiss or ignore all that effort. It’s insulting.”

“On one hand, maybe if I tried harder, they’d notice,” he mused. “On the other hand, I’ve been giving this my all for years, and if they refuse to see it, even when it’s been on the news here and there, maybe the problem isn’t with me? I don’t know.” Jamal’s actions have been captured on security or surveillance cameras three times, but in none of the cases did the footage capture enough of his face to identify him. Police arrested him for an unrelated assault charge in 2017, which prosecutors dropped under New York City and State policies that reduced enforcement of violent crime. Nevertheless, upon exiting detention, Jamal took out his frustrations on the nearest visibly-Jewish person, in that case a woman pushing a stroller on Eastern Parkway whom he also called a “murderous slut,” according to the victim’s report to police. She suffered bruises and cuts.

“My biggest fear,” admitted Jamal, “is that my efforts will free Palestine, but the so-called leaders of the Free Palestine movement won’t even know, and they’ll take all the credit for my hard work. I could get arrested one of these days, but they don’t seem to know or care. But I’m committed to doing the right thing regardless. It’s a stain on them, not me, if they get it wrong.”

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