Eric Goldstein (at podium) of the United Jewish Federation with then-NYPD Commissioner Kechant Sewell (center) and Mayor Eric Adams at a press conference announcing the arrest of two individuals in Penn Station. One defendant pleaded guilty for plotting an anti-Semitic terror plot this week and could face ten years in state prison. DA Alvin Bragg (far left) looks on. Charges against a second man are still pending.
Eric Goldstein (at podium) of the United Jewish Federation with then-NYPD Commissioner Kechant Sewell (center) and Mayor Eric Adams at a press conference announcing the arrest of two individuals in Penn Station. One defendant pleaded guilty for plotting an anti-Semitic terror plot this week and could face ten years in state prison. DA Alvin Bragg (far left) looks on. Charges against a second man are still pending. ( Photo: Mayor’s Photography Office)

A defendant in an anti-Semitic terrorist plot that was thwarted with his arrest in Penn Station in 2022, has pleaded guilty and faces ten years in prison. But in a twist, a second man who was arrested, is reportedly a Jewish, grandson of a Holocaust survivor and claims no knowledge of his co-defendant’s terror plot.

Guilty Plea for Man Accused in 2022 Anti-Semitic Terrorist Plot
20 Sep 2024 | 07:16
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A man who was arrested in Penn Station nearly two years ago and charged in a connection with a terror plot to attack Jewish synagogues has pleaded guilty and is expected to be sentenced to ten years in state prison.

But in a bizarre twist, a second individual who was arrested at the same time by MTA police...

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