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Los Angeles Jews and Israelis rally support for Republican candidates; Police arrest spectator for pointing rifle

L.A. journalist-reported rumors about an alleged shooting overshadowed positive press-coverage of the first L.A. pro-Republican motor-parade in L.A.  On August 30th near the San Fernando Valley, eyewitnesses had reported seeing a rifle drawn against pro-Trump paraders - by an intolerant local resident and heard a popping, but no-one had gotten hurt. Yet, over 100 people in scores of vehicles expressed exuberance along a long stretch of Ventura Blvd to the elation of most watchers along the route. By September 10th, the police had made an arrest of the alleged, intolerant rifle-brandisher.
Los Angeles Jewish and Israeli-Americans enabled scores of citizens to encourage support to elect Republican candidates - which surprised many spectators along San Fernando Valley's Ventura Blvd

US Army vehicle bolsters the morale of 
L.A.'s first Judeo-Christian Caravan for Trump and Republicans


Gentiles join with Jews in vehicle parade saluting Trump/Pence & replacing L.A Democrats in Congress. Immigrant mothers and their children ride with pride for Republican candidates, respectfully tolerating the coarse response from many shocked onlookers.



The Los Angeles Police Department's Major Crimes Division arrested a 28 year old man for Assault with a Deadly Weapon, which occurred during a Pro-Trump parade in the Woodland Hills Community of Los Angeles.

On Monday, August 31, 2020, at approximately 11:20 a.m., several vehicles participating in a Pro-Trump parade were stopped in front of the Avalon Woodland Hills Apartments at 20544 Ventura Blvd, in the Los Angeles Police Department's Topanga Area. Suspects in a nearby apartment began to shout and throw glass bottles at the rally participants. One of the suspects then pointed a rifle at a participant, who was shouting back at their taunts. 



LAPD armored vehicles in Woodland Hills on Aug. 30, 2020. (OC Hawk)
Responding officers and a SWAT team wound up surrounding the apartment, believing the suspects might be holed up inside. Following an hours-long barricade, the SWAT team made its way into the apartment about 5:30 p.m. and found no one inside, but recovered a rifle during the search, according to the LAPD.

No suspects were located at the time of the incident, but a rifle was recovered, pursuant to a search of the apartment.

Andre Allen Young (photo: IMDB.com)

Detectives assigned to LAPD Major Crimes Division investigated the case and identified the suspect as Andre Allen Young.

On Thursday, September 10, 2020, at approximately 10:25 AM, detectives arrested Mr. Young for Assault with a Deadly Weapon, and booked him at LAPD Van Nuys Jail under booking number 6009544. 


A second firearm was recovered during a subsequent service of a search warrant at his apartment.

After detectives identified Young as the suspect, he was arrested Thursday. He is being held on $100,000 bail, according to LA County Sheriff’s jail records, but his first appearance in court was not available.  Anyone with information regarding this incident should contact Major Crimes Division investigators at (213) 486-7280. During non-business hours or on weekends, calls should be directed to 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247). Anyone wishing to remain anonymous should call the LA Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477) or go directly to www.lacrimestoppers.org. Tipsters may also visit www.lapdonline.org and click on "Anonymous Web Tips" under the "Get Involved-Crime Stoppers" menu to submit an online tip. Lastly, tipsters may also download the "P-3 Tips" mobile application and select the LA Regional Crime Stoppers as their local program.

Watch Museum of Tolerance rabbis call on the President to federalize (and for black leaders to condemn) anti-Jewish, bias attacks

Mr. Josef Gluck, saved the license plate number of the attempted massacrist, Grafton Thomas, who was influenced by Black Liberation extremism, as were the attackers of yeshiva-adjacent grocery in Jersey City, according to a neighbor

Rabbi Marvin Hier calls on Pres Trump
to involve Feds in hate-crime policing

Los Angeles, December 30 -  Rabbi Marvin Hier, founder and dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center will be urging President Trump to instruct the FBI to create a special task force in wake of unending attacks against Jews and their religious institutions. The latest attack was a violent machete slashing attack against Jewish worshipers in Monsey, New York at a Hankuah party on Saturday night.

The New York Post Editorial Board's Op/Ed today names causes for NYC's 8, minority-inflicted assaults on Jewish people in NYC Metro area:"

"The mayor (DeBlasio) skirts over the true culprits, such as: The city’s (and state’s) failure to address serious mental illness. A lawyer for alleged Monsey stabber Grafton Thomas says he has “a long history” of hospitalizations.

New York’s growing softness on crime. As The Post reported Saturday, the state’s new no-bail law will mean a quick get-out-of-jail-free card for all but one of the accused attackers in the eight anti-Jewish crimes in the city last week. Tiffany Harris is the rule, not the exception.

“You have to beat the hell out of somebody — or murder them — for there to be any consequences,” laments Dov Hikind of Americans Against Anti-Semitism.

Jew-hatred among some blacks, which de Blasio, Gov. Cuomo and other Democrats refuse to call out by name. Some black leaders even promote anti-Semitism...
The attacks on Jews in New York during Hanukah and the vandalism in Los Angeles of Nessah Synagogue and numerous spurred automobiles inspired Simon Wiesenthal Center dean Rabbi Marvin Hier to call for the FBI to confront anti-Semites in greater priority. 

Rabbi Marvin Hier, dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center,  urges Pres. Trump assign federal intervention to avert violence against Jewish people, places, and possessions.


 

Rabbi Hier responded to reporters' questions, including JooTube's inquiring about the Black establishment legitimizing Nation of Islam's Louis Farrakhan's dogma, and the Democratic Party leadership embracing of Muslim anti-Zionists, Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib.

L.A.'s Nessah synagogue accused-ransacker, Russian-Pennsylvanian Anton Redding, may have been among the tens of thousands who watched Furry Potato's revealing of synagogues' security vulnerabilities and taunting guards on YouTube




Wiesenthal Center's Executive Director, Rabbi Meyer May, calls on the Chairperson of the Congressional Black Caucus, Rep. Karen Bass, who is the Museum of Tolerance district House Representative, as well as faith leaders and anti-racism activists among minority communities, to issue public denouncements of racist violence and crimes against Jewish people from all of their peoples-of-color.


In view of the spate of antisemitic attacks on orthodox Jews by people-of-color, Wiesenthal Center's Executive Director, Rabbi Meyer H. May calls upon Rep. Karen Bass and black faith-leaders to take a public stand denouncing hate towards Jewish people.

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'Pres. Trump's administration is ending America's gravy-train for Jews' enemies' - Pres. Trump in Jewish New Year greeting call


‘Iran fighting to survive,’ Trump says on Rosh Hashanah greeting call J.T.A. 9/7/18


The U.S. pullout from the nuclear deal with Iran triggered a European desertion of that country that is threatening its regime’s survival, President Donald Trump said. 
Trump spoke about the issue Thursday during a Rosh Hashanah phone call with rabbis and Jewish leaders (play audio above). Taking part in the 20-minute call were his son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner; U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman; the attorney and law professor Alan Dershowitz; and former U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman of Minnesota.
Trump did not invite questions from listeners, although Coleman and Dershowitz both asked questions. 
Regarding Rosh Hashanah, Trump said: “I send my warmest wishes to the Jewish people in the United States and around the world as we approach the High Holy Days. I want to express my deep admiration and gratitude for the extraordinary contributions of the Jewish people to the United States and to the world.”
Over the centuries, he said, “The Jewish people have suffered unthinkable persecution, yet you have not only endured, you have thrived and flourished as an example of humankind.”
His own “connection to Judaism is also personal,” Trump said. “I am the very proud father of a Jewish daughter, Ivanka, and my son-in-law, who I’m very proud of also — I will say that very loudly — Jared, and my several Jewish grandchildren, namely three beautiful Jewish grandchildren that I love.”

Jewish Federation's political-analysts' conversations at JFNA's General Assembly in Los Angeles

Politics panel at General Assembly of Jewish Federations of North America ("J.F.N.A."), November, 2017.

Christina Bellantoni (LA Times), Hugh Hewitt (Salem Radio), Adam Nagourney (NY Times),
Jake Sherman (Politico), Danielle Berrin, (Jewish Journal)

"Did You Hear?: Informed Looks Inside the Current Political Climate." 

Part 1: "Expect the Unexpected: Perspectives on Today’s Politics"


Moderator, Danielle Berrin (senior writer & columnist at the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles; Christina Bellantoni (Assistant Managing Editor, Los Angeles Times), Adam Nagourney (L.A. Bureau Chief, New York Times), Jake Sherman (senior writer, Politico), Hugh Hewitt (daily morning-program host, Salem Radio. 

(From left: Christina Bellantoni (Asst Managing Editor, L.A. Times), Adam Nagourney (L.A. Bureau Chief, N.Y. Times),
Hugh Hewitt (national morning radio show host)

Part 2:  "New Politics:  Emerging Policies that Impact Our Work."


Moderator, Danielle Berrin (senior writer & columnist at the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles; Christina Bellantoni (Assistant Managing Editor, Los Angeles Times), Adam Nagourney (L.A. Bureau Chief, New York Times), Jake Sherman (senior writer, Politico), Hugh Hewitt (daily morning-program host, Salem Radio. Mr. Hewitt was the only conservative journalist on any conference panels).