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Are anti-Semitic attacks on the rise in the US? On Friday, New York city
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police's hate crimes unit said it was investigating eight anti-Semitic incidents reported since 13 December. They included a threat by a
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man who walked into an Orthodox Jewish community organisation's headquarters in Brooklyn and threatened to shoot someone. In another incident a 30-year-old
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woman reportedly slapped three women in the face. New York Police Department commissioner Dermot Shea has said hate crimes in New York City are up 22% this year. "You see a swastika
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being drawn, you see a brick being thrown through a window, you see a woman walking down the street with her kids and having her wig ripped off," he said. In April a gunman killed a female rabbi and wounded three people at a synagogue in San Diego. That attack came exactly six months after
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the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in US history, when a gunman killed 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.