California: 20 GUNSHOTS Fired at Jewish Home Decorated for Chanukah, Shouting “F*ck the Jews”

A Jewish family’s home decorated with Hanukkah symbols was targeted in a drive by shooting.

Around 20 shots were fired from a vehicle at the house.

Redlands, California:

A Jewish home decorated for Hanukkah was shot at more than 20 times.

Video shows a car driving past the home as gunshots are fired.

The suspects can then be heard shouting, “F the Jews.” pic.twitter.com/UFp6Eu4uEz

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Authorities say a vehicle drove past the residence, shouted antisemitic slurs, and fired multiple rounds at the house, which was decorated for Chanukah. No one was injured and no damage was found; surveillance footage showed no muzzle flash, leading police to believe an airsoft or replica gun was used. Officials said the family appears to have been targeted specifically because of their Jewish holiday decorations.

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This is the poison fruit of norming Jew hatred and turning a blind eye to Islamic bigotry and annihilationism.

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BREAKING: A gunman carried out an antisemitic drive by shooting at a Jewish family’s home in Redlands, California, opening fire while shouting “fuck the Jews.” The house was decorated for Hanukkah, it was Shabbat, the family was inside, and about 20 bullets were fired. The… pic.twitter.com/7bgkwamfHA

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WATCH: 20 SHOTS FIRED AT JEWISH HOME

California police report a drive-by shooting targeting a Jewish residence decorated with Hanukkah symbols.

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Los Angeles-area police probing ‘potential hate-crime’ shooting at home with Chanukah decor

“Home surveillance video showed no muzzle flash leading police to believe the weapon was an airsoft handgun,” the Redlands police department stated.

By: JNS; December 15, 2025:

The Police Department in Redlands, Calif., some 60 miles east of Los Angeles in San Bernardino Valley, said it is investigating both what it called an incident targeting a Jewish family and a “potential hate crime.”

A Jewish family in Redlands had just returned home on Friday evening when “a vehicle drove past the victims’ residence, yelled an antisemitic slur and fired several shots,” the department stated at about 10:30 a.m. local time on Sunday.

The department said there were neither injuries nor damage, and officers didn’t find any shell casings. “Home surveillance video showed no muzzle flash, leading police to believe the weapon was an airsoft handgun,” the department said.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which is part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, includes “air-soft guns using nonmetallic projectiles” in its category of “look-alike” guns like “pure toys, water guns and replicas.”

Redlands police stated that “as our friends in the Jewish community begin their celebration of Chanukah, several tragic incidents have occurred across the globe, targeting people simply because of their faith.”

“Unfortunately, Redlands is not immune to these hateful acts, as a local family was targeted because of their festive home decorations celebrating Chanukah, it said. “The Redlands Police Department is currently investigating a potential hate crime targeting a Jewish family in the 1300 block of Magnolia Avenue in Redlands.”

“Police believe the family was targeted because of the festive decorations set up outside their home to celebrate Chanukah,” the department said.

Mario Saucedo, the city mayor, stated that “while we are relieved that no injuries occurred, it is important to reaffirm our support of our community members, no matter their faith.”

David Englin, senior Los Angeles regional director at the Anti-Defamation League, stated that the shooting “is another dangerous and despicable act of violence impacting the Jewish community in southern California.”

“A suspect shouted antisemitic slurs and fired approximately 20 rounds in the home, which was clearly decorated with Chanukah decorations,” he stated. “The sense of security in our community has, again, been shattered by the act of cowardice and hate that is unacceptable.”