Exclusive video: A 26-year-old Palestinian immigrant faces hate crime charges in New York after police say he stole a homeowner’s U.S. and Israeli flags from his yard and slammed the man to the ground while shouting anti-Semitic slurs. being asked.
“These are not the types of people who come to America like my great-grandparents, like your great-grandparents, grandparents, parents,” Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman told reporters Tuesday. “I came to America to kiss the ground.”
“Instead, they are spitting on our flag, trampling on our values, and committing crimes. And they are doing it at taxpayers’ expense.”
Bashir Rabeib, 26, told police he was a Palestinian from North Africa and gave two New York City immigrant shelters as his addresses. Authorities said the man entered the United States through the Mexican border in Arizona over the summer and claimed he was seeking asylum.
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Beshir Rabeib, 26, a Palestinian immigrant who entered the United States through Mexico and applied for asylum, is accused of assaulting a New York homeowner in a hate crime over the victim’s support for Israel. In this still image from an eyewitness video, he holds up his middle finger as he leaves with the victim’s flag. (Obtained by Fox News Digital)
“The Nassau County Police Department and District Attorney Donnelly are taking a unique approach to metropolitan areas,” Blakeman told FOX News Digital. “We arrest, prosecute, and demand justice for foreign invaders who do not respect America and religious freedom.”
Lebaib claimed he was looking for work at the time of the Sunday afternoon attack, but the video shows him walking through a residential area and then carrying flags and banners from someone’s front yard.
According to police, the suspect is suspected of taking issue with a sign that says “I support Israel” and a flag that combines the United States and Israel.
The homeowner caught up with him down the block and attempted to retrieve the property. Video shows violence quickly erupting.
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Beshir Rabeib, a 26-year-old Palestinian immigrant who entered the country through Mexico and applied for asylum, is accused of assaulting a New York homeowner in a hate crime over the victim’s support for Israel. Surveillance video showed him punching the victim on a neighbor’s lawn. (Obtained by Fox News Digital)
“As we approached the subject and confronted him, he struck us with a right cross over his head,” Deputy Police Chief Kevin Smith said. “The subject continued to violently shake his body and continued to struggle with the victim, at one point throwing the victim to the ground.”
He headbutted the victim at least once, leaving him with bruises, swelling and “significant pain in his head.”
Bashir Lebeib was arrested Sunday on suspicion of hate crime assault against a New York man who displayed a pro-Israel flag outside his home. (Nassau County Police Department)
The victim ran away and called 911. Before fleeing, Rabeib made “threatening and biased” statements, telling the victim, “I’m a Palestinian and you Jews are killing Palestinians,” the complaint said.
After his arrest, Lebeib allegedly yelled abuse at Jews and threatened further violence against others holding Israeli flags.
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Police notified the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force.
LeBabe is charged with felony hate crime assault, robbery and criminal mischief. A judge set his bail at $50,000, ordered him to surrender his passport and stay away from the victim.
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Authorities said the suspect was believed to have taken a bus from an immigrant sanctuary in New York City’s Queens, which borders Nassau County, to a residential area where he was arrested.
In Nassau, a suburb just east of the Big Apple, police officials announced earlier this week that a group of undocumented immigrants had beaten two New York City police officers and investigators had taken down a separate Venezuelan criminal organization. warned about waves.
