Tarek Bazrouk of New York pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime after repeatedly assaulting Jewish counter-protesters at anti-Israel demonstrations in NYC between 2024 and 2025.

Tarek Bazrouk — currently awaiting trial charged indicted on three federal hate crimes against Jewish people — was “a member of a chat group that received regular updates from Abu Obeida ...

Tarek Bazrouk, 20, apologized to the Palestinian community in a court statement after pleading guilty to three hate crime attacks that targeted Jewish individuals. DCPI.

On Wednesday, Judge Richard Berman ordered Tarek Bazrouk, 20, to be held in jail while he awaits trial on hate crime charges for what prosecutors say are a series of assaults at protests in the ...

Tarek Bazrouk, 20, is facing three counts of committing hate crimes for allegedly targeting and assaulting Jewish people at three NYC protests related to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.

From a Justice Department press release last week:. An indictment was unsealed today in the Southern District of New York charging Tarek Bazrouk 20, of New York, New York, with three counts of ...

Tarek Bazrouk, 20, on three occasions kicked and punched Jewish protesters who were wearing religious attire or carrying Israeli flags at demonstrations in Manhattan, prosecutors said.

Tarek Bazrouk, 20, admitted to violently assaulting three Jewish people between April 2024 and January 2025 at several Manhattan protests of the war in Gaza, ...

Tarek Bazrouk, 20, was charged with three hate crimes after allegedly assaulting Jewish people with connections to Columbia University during protests against the war between Israel and Hamas.

The US Justice Department (DOJ) charged New York City resident Tarek Bazrouk, 20, with three counts of committing hate crimes against Jewish victims over the past nine months, the DOJ announced ...

Tarek Bazrouk, who Justice Department says showed support for Hamas and described himself as a 'Jew hater,' hit with federal hates crimes over alleged assaults at Gaza war protests.