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Noticing At Manalapan High – NJ high school students call to ‘kill every last Jew,’ planned to dress as Hitler, Holocaust victims on Halloween, hateful Snapchats show

October 17, 2025

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Four New Jersey teen girls allegedly pledged to “kill every last” Jew and dress up as Adolf Hitler and Holocaust victims for Halloween.

The despicable messages from the Manalapan High School students were posted to Snapchat over the weekend and then shared on Instagram.

“i da just realized the only people we actually don’t lol is jews,” one message read.

“kill every last one,” another girl responded.

Other parts of the typo-laden exchange included references to gas chambers and “hitler type shiii.”

The text exchanges from the Manalapan High School students were posted to Snapchat, prompting controversy.
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“if ___ says one more work [sic] to me that pisses me off i’m sending her the tiktok of the gas chamber thing,” and “i filled my vape w the gas from the holocaust so i’m smoking all dead opps.”

The four female students weren’t finished, vile screenshots of the exchange showed.

“we’re all being little kids form the holocaust for halloween,” one wrote, while another answered, “we have to do it” and “ur hitler tho.”

The kids, believed to be freshman, apparently found the messages funny — captioning the exchanges with “i’m actually pissing myself” and “the conversations we have bro.”

Freehold Regional High School District Superintendent Nicole Hazel condemned the messages.

The vile messages were condemned by Manalapan’s mayor and the school district.
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“We are aware of antisemitic posts that were made outside of school by some of our students in our school district. We are treating this matter with the utmost seriousness and taking immediate, comprehensive, and decisive action,” she said in a statement.

The incident is under investigation, and law enforcement was contacted, Hazel noted.

“Antisemitism and hate of any kind have no place in our schools,” she added.

The Manalapan Police Department didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

Manalapan Mayor Eric Nelson said he was “deeply disturbed and heartbroken” by the messages.

“Antisemitism is not a joke. It is hate — plain and simple — and it has no place in our schools, our town, or anywhere in our society,” he wrote Wednesday in a letter to the community.

The district would not confirm if a two-week suspension was given to the students and said it was prohibited from releasing details about those involved.

The controversy has rocked the heavily Jewish community of Manalapan, one parent told The Post.

“What they said is pretty despicable,” the parent said.

The messages came to light days after leaders of Young Republican groups allegedly gushed about Hitler, spoke graphically about raping enemies and pushing them to take their own lives and used slurs about black people in a series of leaked texts.