When I was a teenager, and antisemitism was for more common in the mainstream, every Succoth, someone in my home town would lodge a complaint against some poor jew in my town, that he had built a structure in his yard that did not meet building codes.
The town always took these complaints seriously, and these cases would end up in municipal court.
The judge, himself a Jew, who was as wise and funny as Judge Judy, or any of her ilk, would always lecture the poor fellow very sternly, and order him to remove the structure within a week’s time, or there would be dire consequences.