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After Shootings, Washington's Shaken Jewish Community Looks To Bolster Security
The fatal shooting of the young couple after an event at a Jewish museum has deeply shaken the US capital's Jews, and has led to a review of security protocols at synagogues and other institutions.
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US Student Gets 21 Months In Prison For Threatening Jewish Classmates
A former Cornell University student was sentenced to 21 months in prison on Monday for threatening Jewish classmates. Patrick Dai posted the threats anonymously on an online campus bulletin board three weeks after the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel
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US Charges Alleged Hezbollah Member Over 1994 Argentina Bombing
A US court on Wednesday unsealed an indictment charging an alleged senior Hezbollah operative with terrorism charges, in part for coordinating a 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires that killed 85 people.
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War In Israel Raised Threat For Americans To "Another Level": FBI Director
The Israel-Hamas war has heightened the threat of attacks in the United States, raising particular concerns for the Jewish and Muslim communities, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned Tuesday.
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Jewish Leader Stabbed To Death Outside Home In US, Cops Launch Probe
The politically active leader of a US synagogue was found dead with stab wounds outside her home on Saturday, as police cautioned against speculation over the motive for the murder.
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How Michigan's Patient Zero, A Traveler, Infected 39 People With Measles
Last month, a traveler raising money for charity in Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, drove through the night to Detroit - his next fundraising stop. He felt sick en route and saw a doctor when he got there. But the doctor, who had never seen measles, misdiagnosed the man's fever and cough as bronchitis.
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Pittsburgh Shooting Victims Included 97-Year-Old Woman, A Couple In 80s
The 11 victims murdered at a Pittsburgh synagogue in the deadliest attack ever on the Jewish community in the United States were mostly older worshipers, ranging in age from 54 to 97, officials said on Sunday.
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After Shootings, Washington's Shaken Jewish Community Looks To Bolster Security
The fatal shooting of the young couple after an event at a Jewish museum has deeply shaken the US capital's Jews, and has led to a review of security protocols at synagogues and other institutions.
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US Student Gets 21 Months In Prison For Threatening Jewish Classmates
A former Cornell University student was sentenced to 21 months in prison on Monday for threatening Jewish classmates. Patrick Dai posted the threats anonymously on an online campus bulletin board three weeks after the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel
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US Charges Alleged Hezbollah Member Over 1994 Argentina Bombing
A US court on Wednesday unsealed an indictment charging an alleged senior Hezbollah operative with terrorism charges, in part for coordinating a 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires that killed 85 people.
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War In Israel Raised Threat For Americans To "Another Level": FBI Director
The Israel-Hamas war has heightened the threat of attacks in the United States, raising particular concerns for the Jewish and Muslim communities, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned Tuesday.
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Jewish Leader Stabbed To Death Outside Home In US, Cops Launch Probe
The politically active leader of a US synagogue was found dead with stab wounds outside her home on Saturday, as police cautioned against speculation over the motive for the murder.
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How Michigan's Patient Zero, A Traveler, Infected 39 People With Measles
Last month, a traveler raising money for charity in Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, drove through the night to Detroit - his next fundraising stop. He felt sick en route and saw a doctor when he got there. But the doctor, who had never seen measles, misdiagnosed the man's fever and cough as bronchitis.
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Pittsburgh Shooting Victims Included 97-Year-Old Woman, A Couple In 80s
The 11 victims murdered at a Pittsburgh synagogue in the deadliest attack ever on the Jewish community in the United States were mostly older worshipers, ranging in age from 54 to 97, officials said on Sunday.
