Jewish HS Teacher Forced to Hide in Locked Office from ‘Radicalized,’ Rioting Students Hunting Her Down
A Queens high school in New York City became the site of violent, anti-Semitic rage last week, and it all appeared to be singularly aimed at a longtime teacher who had been seen on Facebook publicly showing support for…

A Queens high school in New York City became the site of violent, anti-Semitic rage last week, and it all appeared to be singularly aimed at a longtime teacher who had been seen on Facebook publicly showing support for Israel.
Hillcrest High School in the Jamaica neighborhood erupted on Monday at about 11 a.m., as a mob of teens rampaged through the school’s halls, according to the New York Post. The Post labeled the teens involved as “radicalized.”
The Post said the unrest involved hundreds of teens who ran wild as they waved Palestinian flags.
The teacher was forced to flee from her classroom as students tried to force their way past other teachers trying to block their way. The teacher, whose name was withheld by the Post, took refuge in a locked office.
Even then, students tried to push their way to get to her.
“The teacher was seen holding a sign of Israel, like supporting it,” the Post said it was told by a high school senior it did not name.
“A bunch of kids decided to make a group chat, expose her, talk about it, and then talk about starting a riot,” the senior said.
The Post said students it did not name said the protesting students


