'They're testing our law': South Florida to prosecute new spate of antisemitic attacks as felonies
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Wellington residents woke up one morning earlier this month to find over 100 antisemitic flyers littering their lawns, an o...
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Wellington residents woke up one morning earlier this month to find over 100 antisemitic flyers littering their lawns, an occurrence that became so common across South Florida last year, it was almost routine. The antisemitic incidents, which appeared to taper off over the past few months, are popping up again — but this time, if the perpetrators are caught, they will be treated as felons for acts like littering, trespassing and displaying images on buildings under a new Florida law designed specifically to thwart them.