Leaders in Staten Island Jewish community meet with NYPD to discuss Passover safety concerns
- Local Jewish leaders met with NYPD, FDNY, and Department of Sanitation members on Tuesday at the 121st Precinct stationhouse.
- The meeting addressed security concerns for the upcoming Passover holiday, a weeklong celebration with large gatherings.
- Officials discussed safety for events like Seders and Biur Chametz, considering rising antisemitism and Middle East conflict.
- NYPD Deputy Commissioner Mark Stewart affirmed no imminent threat exists, and Assistant Chief Melissa Eger stated, "We're here for you."
- The NYPD and community emphasized their strong relationship, aiming to enhance public safety and ensure a peaceful Passover.
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