New York and the Crisis in lsrael

Resources for New Yorkers Impacted by the Conflict in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza

Governor Hochul and New York State stand with the State of Israel and all impacted by Hamas’s horrific terrorist attacks.

If you or a loved one is a U.S. Citizen in Israel and need assistance, please contact the U.S. State Department.

From the United States: Call 833-890-9595 or 606-641-0131

From Israel: Call 03-519-7426

Fill Out the State Department's Crisis Intake Form

Latest updates from the U.S. Department of State

U.S. Department of State

Israel Under Attack: Latest Updates

Israel

Palestinian Territories

Travel Advisories and Resources

U.S Embassy

All Travel Advisories and Alerts

Resources for New Yorkers

Resources from the State Department

How to contact the U.S. State Department and what help is available for U.S. citiz...

For U.S. Citizens Currently in Israel

What the U.S is doing to assist U.S citizens in arranging safe departure from Isra...

Emotional Support

Phone and text hotline resources for emotional support, including for ASL users and crime victims.

Humanitarian Aid

How to avoid donation scams and ensure your support goes to those who need it most.

New Yorkers will never tolerate evil — whether it's committed here in our homeland or in Israel. As Governor of the State of New York, I am so proud to govern a state that has the largest Jewish population in the world outside of Israel. And I'll continue to fight antisemitism every place it rears its ugly head.

Governor Kathy Hochul

Latest News New York Stands with Israel

NYS Deploys Resources to Respond to Hate Crimes

Following an increase in hate and bias incidents, Governor Hochul deployed all available resources to keep New Yorkers safe.

Governor Hochul Goes on Solidarity Mission to Israel

The Governor visited the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Western Wall, where she prayed for innocent victims killed in the conflict.

Bipartisan Coalition Stands in Solidarity With Israel

A Governor Hochul-led bipartisan coalition of 17 governors expressed support for Israel and condemned the Hamas terror attacks.

Preventing Hate Crimes and Boosting Security Hate Has No Home Here

Hate has no place in our state. Governor Hochul continues to do whatever it takes to keep New Yorkers safe from baseless violence that stems from prejudice.

Historic investments have been made to strengthen safety and security measures at nonprofit, community-based organizations at risk of hate crimes or attacks because of their ideology, beliefs, or mission.

If you have experienced bias-motivated threats, harassment or discrimination, call the toll-free hotline 844-NO-2-HATE or text "HATE" to 81336 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. If you need to report a crime or fear your safety, call 911 immediately.

More on Efforts to Prevent Hate Crimes File a Complaint Online Hate Crimes Task Force