I realized that.
The question was asked whether Jews would be targeted in Blasio's announcement that "New York City will require proof of vaccination for people participating in indoor activities, including at restaurants, gyms and performances".
Last summer, when Jews in Brooklyn were the only ones holding humongous funerals, they were targeted. But when it comes to the indoor activities listed here - restaurants, gyms and performances - frum Jews are a very small percentage of those visiting those indoor places, and so are unlikely to be specifically targeted.
On the other hand, there are obvious indoor places where Jews will be gathering in September, so we need to wait for the details of how it pertains to religious activities.
Sorry, but this is not at all what happened. Let's put aside the funerals for a second. Tishrei time, when Cuomo enacted his micro cluster strategy, zip codes were "targetted". Where I live, in Crown Heights, 11213 was a yellow zone. Stores on Kingston Avenue and Albany Avenue were inspected EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Usually multiple times a day. In the same zip code, stores on Schenectady Avenue and Utica Avenue were not inspected at all. Can you guess what the difference between those avenues is? Google maps street view can give you an idea. In the red zones, people managed to snap pictures of the lists inspectors had of the institutions and businesses they were tasked to check on. Guess if any non-Jewish churches, schools, or stores were on the lists.
Then, after Tishrei when case counts started rising in other areas outside frum communities that surpassed the triggers Cuomo had established for the micro-cluster strategy, guess what happened to the micro-cluster strategy? Poof!
Now, if we want to go back to the funerals, sure, maybe no other communities were doing *funerals* outdoors with thousands of people, but I seem to recall other outdoor political events which not only were not condemned from a covid standpoint by politicians, they were *encouraged* by doctors and health officials who needn't have said a word about them.