A hateful vandal scrawled the abhorrent message, “Kill the Jews” on the wall of a Manhattan subway station this week, authorities said Friday.

The antisemitic missive was written in black marker in the 34th Street-Herald Square station — alongside what appears to be a misshapen swastika.

It was reported to the MTA around 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, police said.

“And they claim that antisemitism and anti-Zionism are not the same…,” Rachel Kastner, a Long Island native, film producer and public speaker living in Tel Aviv, posted to Instagram with a photo of the offensive vandalism.

“Bigotry will not be tolerated in the transit system,” MTA spokesperson Michael Cortez said in a statement. “When disgusting acts of vandalism are identified, they are quickly removed.”

The offensive message was discovered the same week that the iconic Jewish-owned 2nd Avenue Deli on the Upper East Side was also defaced with a swastika.

Similar sickening vandalism was later found across the street.