WATCH: Local Pol Calls Anti-Semitic Flyers 'Disturbing,' 'Frightening'

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY — While leaders have been quick to denounce the anti-Semitic literature showing up recently at homes in Rockville Centre and Oceanside, Nassau police began an investigation into who left the leaflets.

Nassau County Legislator Arnold Drucker (D-Plainview) wants to find out about the so-called "Goyim Defense League."

"That's as much disturbing as it is frightening," Drucker told Patch AM. "The parallels between 1930s Germany and what we're experiencing now are stark and very real."

Drucker, who launched a county task force to combat anti-Semitism, wants the committee to learn anything about this underground group, including who they are targeting.

"We can work, perhaps, with the Nassau County Police Department, to really try to get a grip on who they are and undercover them," he said.

Watch the full "Patch AM" interview below.