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Jewish communities across the US are on heightened alert after the Texas standoff: 'Is our community under attack again?'

Tree of Life massacre looms large at Pittsburgh anti-hate summit

Conference sparked by synagogue shooting looks beyond 2018 attack to hash out 'deliverables' aimed at combatting wide array of threats facing various communities

Anti-hate summit in Pittsburgh uses Tree of Life shooting as warning to all

At Pittsburgh anti-hate summit, Tree of Life shooting is a warning to all – J.

The Jewish News of Northern California

Oct. 27 attack plays prominent role at Eradicate Hate summit

“What starts with the Jews,” Greenblatt said, “never ends with the Jews.”

These are the steps Jewish institutions are taking to secure themselves against possible attacks

These are the steps Jewish institutions are taking to secure themselves against possible attacks   January 22, 2021 (JTA) — When someone threw rocks a couple months ago at the doors of a Chabad center in Atlanta, the glass didn’t shatter. That’s because earlier in the year, local Chabad leaders decided to reevaluate their security following an incident with a trespasser. Neil Rabinovitz, a former 22-year veteran of the FBI who now works as community security director for the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, visited the site and performed a security assessment. He determined that the building needed to add more security cameras, change its system for locking doors — and presciently, install a...

American Jews on edge amid warnings of potential Inauguration Day violence – J.

Brad Orsini believes now is the time to run through all the “what if” scenarios, and by that he means asking the hard questions, such as: “What if armed antisemitic mobs storm my city or attack my synagogue?” As the national security director for the Secure Community Network, Orsini knows that after the Jan. 6 extremist riot at the Capitol, Jews and Jewish institutions are at risk. While emphasizing that there are presently no known credible and specific threats, Orsini said in a webinar Friday that all Jewish communities need to prepare. “This is a good chance to break out emergency operations plans, review them and convene security teams,” said Orsini, the former director of community security at the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.

These are the steps Jewish institutions are taking to secure themselves against possible attacks

There were more anti-Semitic incidents in the United States in 2019 than in the past 40 years.

Jewish institutions taking steps to secure themselves - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

When someone threw rocks a couple months ago at the doors of a Chabad center in Atlanta, the glass didn’t shatter. That’s because earlier in the year, local Chabad leaders decided to reevaluate their security following an incident with a trespasser.

'Our worst fears realized': Extremism watchdogs, after months of warnings, watch the violence in DC

"Everyone in my world has been warning of this exact thing," said one expert who studies hate groups.