Far-right pro-Israel group Betar US to end activity in New York: NY AG says

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New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with the far-right pro-Israel group Betar US, leading to the gradual shutdown of its New York operations. The settlement follows an investigation that found Betar US engaged in "widespread persecution" of Muslim, Arab, Palestinian, and Jewish New Yorkers. The group is accused of bias-motivated harassment and violence intended to silence free expression and target individuals based on their identity. Betar US gained notoriety for its aggressive tactics against pro-Palestinian activists, including surveillance and harassment. As part of the agreement, Betar US is seeking to dissolve its non-profit status, cease harassing individuals exercising their constitutional rights, and faces a $50,000 penalty for violations.
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AI-ExtractedBetar referred to the city’s first Muslim mayor as “Jihad Mamdani”.
Betar US will cease harassing individuals exercising their constitutional rights.
Betar US is seeking to dissolve its not-for-profit corporation.
Betar US will gradually shutter its operations in New York state as part of a settlement.
Betar US engaged in ‘widespread persecution’ of Muslim, Arab, Palestinian, and Jewish New Yorkers.
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