A woman who shouted “Jews are eating kids” on a New York subway and assaulted a young Jewish woman the previous weekend has been arrested and identified as Diana Smith.

Smith is a New York creative with the pseudonym “Lädy Millard,” who serves as a creative director for Block Realty Investment Coin.

The victim filmed the incident, which shows a Black woman shouting inside a subway car full of commuters, “Jews are eating kids!”

She leans toward the victim with a sinister smile and says, “You’re a Jew; I can smell the kids,” as the woman repeatedly says, “Don’t touch me.”

According to later reports, Smith knocked the 23-year-old nurse to the ground, beat her, choked her and pulled out a fistful of hair. Video footage shows other commuters pushing her back and shouting, “Whoa, whoa, whoa!”

“It’s okay for her to eat kids?” the woman yells. “But I can’t choke her down?”

“I was just assaulted,” the shocked victim says in a trembling voice.

Subsequent photos show the woman’s red scalp and a missing tuft of hair.

The victim was admitted to the hospital with minor injuries, including a concussion.

According to the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), which posted the video of the attack on social media, the young woman exited at Canal Street and reported the attack to police. Passengers on the subway pressed the emergency button, alerting officers, who intervened and apprehended Smith.

Police have charged the assailant with hate crime assault, hate crime criminal obstruction of breathing and hate crime aggravated harassment.

“I kept telling myself: I am not in Nazi Germany,” CAM reported the victim as saying.

“Antisemitism has now moved from just words to actual violence. We have tracked 193 incidents of antisemitism in New York City this year through May 31 and that equates to more than one per day.”

“Antisemitism has now moved from just words to actual violence,” CAM Chief Government Affairs Officer Lisa Katz told CBS News. “We have tracked 193 incidents of antisemitism in New York City this year through May 31 and that equates to more than one per day.”

Urging the public to take action, CAM stated on its website: “CAM has launched Report It, a secure app to report antisemitic incidents anonymously and in real time. Don’t stay silent. Download it today on the Apple App Store or Google Play. See it. Report it. Stop it.”