4 ways New York is trying to fight rising antisemitism

From beefing up security to bolstering community outreach, here are four ways government and community leaders are trying to break the wave of antisemitism that has crested over New York City.

A person carrying a Black Lives Matter sign participates in a protest called March for Racial Justice while walking over the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, U.S. October 1, 2017

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ByBEN SALES/JTA

JANUARY 8, 2020 08:14

4 ways New York is trying to fight rising antisemitism

From beefing up security to bolstering community outreach, here are four ways government and community leaders are trying to break the wave of antisemitism that has crested over New York City.

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4 ways New York is trying to fight rising antisemitism

From beefing up security to bolstering community outreach, here are four ways government and community leaders are trying to break the wave of antisemitism that has crested over New York City.

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