Boro Park Israel Real Estate Event Location Changed Due to Dangers Posed by Antisemites

A real estate expo planned for Tuesday in the heart of Boro Park was moved from its scheduled location after antisemites announced on social media that they would “flood” the Jewish neighborhood, the company’s CEO told Belaaz. A previous report of the event’s cancellation was due to a misunderstanding with workers at the previous location.

Pal-Awda, an unabashedly pro-Hamas group, called on its Jew-hating followers on social media to protest a real estate expo that was scheduled to take place at Lumiere Hall on 13th Ave and 50th Street.

The organization held a teach-in recently where, in classic antisemitic fashion, it claims to have exposed the “web” of “Zionist banks and real estate” that are responsible for “ethnic cleansing.”

Organizers for the event are coordinating with the NYPD and Jewish security patrol groups to ensure the safety of attendees and the community at large.

Former politician Dov Hikind, who runs the Americans Against Antisemitism organization, will be in attendance, sources tell Belaaz.

A similar event was planned and canceled in Midwood last year, when many local Rabbonim ruled that the dangers posed by the protestors were significant enough to warrant a cancellation.