A Jewish man in Brooklyn found his Tesla Cybertruck vandalized with a swastika and the word “Elon” last week, sparking outrage over radical left-wing tactics and the breakdown of law and order in New York City. Avi Ben Hamo, a proud Jewish Israeli, said he no longer feels safe in the city after witnessing the attack. The vandal, Michael Lewis, was caught red-handed but later released without charges—a move critics say shows weak leadership from liberal prosecutors.
Ben Hamo described seeing Lewis scrawl the Nazi symbol on his car in broad daylight. When confronted, Lewis allegedly shouted “disgusting” remarks before trying to flee. Despite nearly being run over, Ben Hamo stood his ground and called police. Shockingly, Lewis faced no real consequences, even after abandoning his car in a bike lane. The soft-on-crime approach here is exactly why everyday New Yorkers are losing faith in their leaders.
The attacker’s identity adds another layer of madness. Lewis is also Jewish, proving that far-left ideology has infected even those who should know better. His lawyer claims he was “dealing with personal issues,” but that’s no excuse for using a swastika to attack a fellow Jew over a car purchase. This incident highlights how radical activists have lost all sense of morality in their hatred for Elon Musk and his work with President Trump’s government efficiency team.
District attorneys in liberal cities continue to prioritize criminals over victims. Lewis walked free despite clear evidence of harassment, sending a dangerous message that hate crimes go unpunished if they fit a political narrative. Meanwhile, Ben Hamo’s concerns about rising antisemitism are brushed aside by leaders too busy catering to extreme ideologies.
The attack isn’t isolated. Radical groups have firebombed Tesla dealerships, smashed charging stations, and smeared feces on Cybertrucks nationwide. These acts aren’t about environmentalism—they’re coordinated assaults on free enterprise and anyone associated with Trump’s policies. Musk’s push to cut wasteful spending clearly terrifies the left, which would rather burn cars than debate ideas.
It’s no surprise these violent tactics come from the same activists who preach tolerance while practicing division. Targeting a Jewish man’s property with Nazi symbols exposes the hypocrisy of “progressives” who claim to fight bigotry. Their real goal? Silencing dissent and punishing success—whether it’s Musk’s innovation or a hardworking citizen’s choice to drive an electric vehicle.
Ben Hamo vows to keep his Cybertruck, refusing to let bullies dictate his life. His courage stands in stark contrast to the spinelessness of leaders who enable this chaos. If New York wants to restore safety and common sense, it must start holding criminals accountable—not coddling them while families live in fear.
This shameful event reminds Americans what’s at stake. Freedom means nothing if mobs can terrorize citizens over politics. The silent majority must demand an end to this madness before more neighborhoods become battlegrounds for extremist agendas.
