In a separate incident on the same day, a protester in a crowded subway car in the same area allegedly demanded that “Zionists” identify themselves. Anas Saleh, 24, was arrested weeks later and charged with attempted coercion in the third degree for the incident.

The bizarre poetry reading by Christopher Husary, 37, unfolded in a California courtroom in October, when he faced the music for stealing and burning a woman's Israeli flag during a protest.

He was indicted for allegedly threatening a Jewish man around the time of protests against an exhibit on the Nova music festival massacre.

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The masked anti-Israel agitator who wore a Hezbollah T-shirt while allegedly threatening a Jewish man on a Manhattan train will be free to roam the streets until he reports to prison next year in an unrelated hate crime case.