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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said hate and anti-semitism will not be tolerated, as police presence at public Hanukkah gatherings will increase this holiday season.
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The incidents include vandalism — like graffiti of swastika symbols — as well as harassment and assault.
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An investigation is underway at Hofstra University on Long Island after anti-Semitic graffiti was found elevators at a residence hall.Authorities…
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the state will add $45 million in funding to protect religious institutions.His announcement came Sunday at the No…
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Connecticut officials and faith leaders hosted a security roundtable in the state Thursday, just days after the latest attack against the Jewish community…
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This Hanukkah, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced more than $10 million to boost security at non-public schools and religious institutions that may be the…
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Nassau and Suffolk Counties have announced a joint commission to educate people about tolerance after recent acts of anti-Semitic vandalism.The…
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Nassau County is increasing police patrols and a heightened set of security measures near synagogues and Jewish centers Monday for Rosh Hashanah.The…
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Jewish institutions on Long Island are hardening their security after the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, and a New York State grant will help pay for…
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Long Island synagogues and other Jewish institutions could have higher security measures in response to the Pittsburgh shooting.This could mean metal…