New York prosecutors have indicted a man for an antisemitic hate crime that allegedly occurred during controversial protests against an exhibit on the Nova music festival massacre. Christopher Husary, 36, has been charged with attempted coercion as a hate crime and aggravated harassment. Husary allegedly drew an inverted red triangle, a Hamas symbol, on a subway door and berated and threatened a Jewish man who photographed him. The incident took place during protests against the massacre, which were widely criticized as antisemitic. Antisemitic hate crimes have been on the rise in New York City.