On Tuesday, he was sentenced to 12 weeks' in jail. The judge cited the racism as an aggravating feature.
Elaine Cousins, senior prosecutor for North London, said: “It is hard to believe that crimes like this are still being committed.
"Unfortunately for the victim and his family, the flagrant disregard and respect for other races and religions shown was exposed in the most offensive of displays.
“This was a cruel verbal attack on people simply going about their business. The family were subjected to extremely racist and offensive language during the tirade.
“The incident was acutely distressing for the family and the wider Jewish community, some of whom were present. Antisemitism has no place in our society and the CPS will prosecute those who carry out hate crimes where there is the evidence to do so.”
