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It's Holocaust Remembrance Day, but some in South Florida are thinking about the antisemitism that is still around, years after the Nazis were defeated.
More antisemtic flyers were found on Monday in Lake Park and Riviera Beach. Residents discovered the flyers in their front yards, featuring hateful rhetoric.
Similar materials were found in recent months in other South Florida cities and statewide.
The flyers were even once left on vehicles in the parking lot of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
Some of them target a bill aimed at tackling antisemitic incidents. HB-269 is going before the full House on Thursday. It would prohibit the distribution onto private property of any material for the purpose of threatening or intimidating the owner.
A companion bill in the Senate is in its final committee.