Cowardly anti-Semite arrested for punching Jewish woman on NYC subway "because you're Jewish"

Coward Christopher D'Aguiar

Cowardly Christopher D'Aguiar, 28, punched a Jewish woman on a Manhattan subway station because of the immutable characteristic of being Jewish. The disgusting coward didn't punch a man his own age; he selected a woman because he apparently likes to beat on women as men hit back harder.

D'Aguiar committed the act of anti-Semitic cowardice inside the 42nd Street/Lexington Avenue station on October 14 and told her he punched her because "you are Jewish," according to police. The Jewish woman suffered minor injuries because the punk hits like a little girl.

D’Aguiar was caught and charged with hate crime assault, aggravated harassment, assault and harassment, according to police.

The anti-Semitic attack comes during a large spike in hate crimes, some of which are violent, across New York City. Nearly 60% of these crimes target Jews, and come after Hamas performed a sneak attack in Israel slaughtering parents in front of their children, children in front their parents, babies beheaded, civilians burned alive, some taken hostage and young people at a desert concert mercilessly killed as they ran.

The POS was arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court on Tuesday evening after punching the 29-year-old woman.

No less than 51 hate crimes [aren't they all] were reported since October 9th, just two days after the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust. Of the 51 that we know of, 30 were against Jewish victims, NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said at a press conference Tuesday. In the same period last year, there were only six anti-Semitic attacks.

Kenny seemingly tried to minimize the rampant anti-Semitism in the city. He claimed that recent incidents don't appear to be the result of pro-Israel and pro-Palestine [aka anti-Semitic] demonstrations across what the not so Rev. Jessie Jackson once derogatorily called New York City "Hymietown," and Jews as "Hymies." 

“Some of the attacks occurred when random people just happen to cross paths on the subway. Or on a bus. We don’t see anything that’s really planned,” he said. “Protests obviously are planned events. We haven’t seen any sort of hate crime attached to a protest.”

And chickens have lips.

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