Synagogues increase security ahead of Rosh Hashana amid rise in antisemitism
With tensions running high in the Middle East and a nationwide surge in antisemitism, law enforcement agencies are taking proactive steps to ensure safety.
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Oct 2, 2024, 4:21 PM
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2h agoLocal synagogues are increasing security ahead of the High Holidays.
Rosh Hashana starts at sundown, beginning several days of reflection.
With tensions running high in the Middle East and a nationwide surge in antisemitism, law enforcement agencies are taking proactive steps to ensure safety.