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Man who planned to shoot up NYC synagogue in 2022 pleads guilty

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 18 Sep

Christopher Brown, who plotted a terror attack on a New York City synagogue in 2022, has pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a weapon.

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NYPD reports 43 antisemitic incidents in March, reversing downward trend

Luke Tress in JTA · 4 Apr

Antisemitic incidents in New York City saw a significant rise in March with 43 reported cases, doubling from February's 17 incidents and marking the highest for the year.

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Last of Joey Borgen’s attackers sentenced to 3 years for 2021 antisemitic assault

Luke Tress in JTA · 31 Jan

Mohammed Said Othman, the last of the five men who attacked Joseph Borgen in an antisemitic assault in 2021, has been sentenced to three years in prison for attempted gang assault and assault as a hate crime.

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California Briefing: Special report on the Pico-Robertson shootings

LKeene in Forward · 24 Feb 2023

The California Briefing report focuses on the recent attack on the Orthodox Jewish community in Los Angeles.

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How a Jewish security network tipped off police about New York City threat

ARosenfeld in Forward · 22 Nov 2022

A tip from a Jewish security organization led to the arrest of two men accused of plotting to attack a synagogue in New York.

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Mitch Silber on Securing America’s Jewish Communities

Tikvah · 28 Jan 2022

In this podcast episode, former NYPD Intelligence Director Mitch Silber discusses the rise of anti-Semitism in America and the need for increased vigilance among Jewish communities.

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Mitch Silber on Securing America’s Jewish Communities

Tikvah · 28 Jan 2022

In this podcast episode, Mitch Silber, former director of intelligence analysis at the New York Police Department and current executive director of the Community Security Initiative, discusses the rise of anti-Semitism in America and the need for increased vigilance among Jewish communities.