The nonprofit co-founder says the billboards, meant to educate about antisemitism, were vandalized this week after someone spray painted phrases like 'Free Palestine' on them.
"I believe in human rights for Palestinians and human rights for Israelis, and for peace," Gottesman said.
"It's ongoing, and they're going to try and figure out. I think they're going to be looking at cameras and things like that," she said.Putting the billboards aside, the most recent data from the Anti-Defamation League shows that documented reports of harassment and violence against Jews are the highest on record.
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