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Extremism-related murders in US sharply decreased in 2023, ADL finds
In the year of 2023, 17 extremist-related murders were recorded across seven different incidents, a drop from the 27 the year before and the 35 recorded in 2021.
Emergency personnel surround a Dollar General store after a white man armed with a high-powered rifle and a handgun killed three Black people before shooting himself, in what local law enforcement described as a racially motivated crime in Jacksonville, Florida, US. August 26, 2023
(photo credit:
Bob Self/USA Today Network via REUTERS
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JERUSALEM POST STAFF
FEBRUARY 24, 2024 08:47
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