Rising Hate: Muslim, Arab, Jewish Americans on Edge

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Muslim and Arab Americans are expressing increased vigilance and concern due to a surge in hate-motivated attacks and anti-Muslim sentiment in the United States. Many individuals are altering their daily routines, such as limiting trips outside, avoiding public gatherings, and changing shopping habits. Some have resorted to carrying concealed weapons for protection, while others are becoming more vocal about their identity and advocating against discrimination. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has reported a significant increase in reported incidents of anti-Arab and anti-Muslim bias since the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas.
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