Residents in Beverly Hills and Westwood were hit with antisemitic flyers this weekend, just as the Jewish holiday, Passover, begins.
The flyers were delivered to the"extreme North end" of Beverly Hills and were collected, according to the Beverly Hills police department. The BHPD also said that it received reports on Friday about antisemitic flyers going around in other parts of West LA.
Sam Yebri, a resident of Westwood who is running for Los Angeles City Council District No. 5 seat, condemned the spread of hate speech images in Westwood on Friday on his Instagram account. This is the third time since November that residents in Beverly Hills have received flyers promoting antisemitism, according to the Beverly Press, Park LaBrea News.
"Just vicious evil people! And they're encouraged by what they are experiencing with this administration," Sidaris said."Where there's no consequence for bad behavior."
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