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"FBI Director Warns of Passover Threats to Jewish Community"
security1 year ago

"FBI Director Warns of Passover Threats to Jewish Community"

FBI Director Christopher Wray has alerted nationwide security officials about potential threats to the US Jewish community ahead of Passover, citing concerns about lone actors targeting large gatherings and religious locations. The FBI has seen a significant increase in anti-Jewish hate crime investigations following a terrorist attack on Israel, with a dramatic upward trend of incidents reported after the start of the Israel-Hamas war. Wray also warned about a range of threats from abroad, including calls by foreign terrorist organizations to target Jewish communities in the US and Europe, as well as state-sponsored threats from Iran.

Mourning and Investigation Continue After Shooting Attack in West Bank
world2 years ago

Mourning and Investigation Continue After Shooting Attack in West Bank

The funeral of two Israeli-British sisters who were killed in a shooting attack in the occupied West Bank was held on Sunday. Maia and Rina Dee, aged 20 and 15, died on Friday when their car was shot at by a suspected Palestinian gunman. Their mother was also wounded and remains in a coma. The sisters' father broke down in tears during the funeral, while their sibling Keren lamented not being able to protect her younger sister. The attack added to heightened Israeli-Palestinian tensions following Israeli police raids in Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque last week.

Deadly Terror Attack in Tel Aviv Leaves Multiple Injured and One Dead
crime2 years ago

Deadly Terror Attack in Tel Aviv Leaves Multiple Injured and One Dead

A car rammed into a group of people in Tel Aviv, leaving one dead and multiple injured. The driver of the car was shot by police, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry has called it a "terror attack." Hamas has praised the attack as a response to Israel's "crimes against Al-Aqsa Mosque and worshippers." The incident occurred during the Jewish Passover and the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

food2 years ago

The Top Easter Candy Picks Across America.

Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs are the most popular Easter candy in the Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. area, according to a new Instacart analysis. Ham is the most popular Easter main course purchased on Instacart's platform, while matzah is the top Passover item, followed by a rack of lamb.

"Triple Holiday Celebration: Easter, Passover, and Ramadan coincide this Spring"
food2 years ago

"Triple Holiday Celebration: Easter, Passover, and Ramadan coincide this Spring"

With Passover and Easter approaching, here are three bright recipes to celebrate the spring holidays. The first is a take on the traditional Middle Eastern salad called fattoush, using matzah instead of pita. The second is a steamed asparagus dish with hard-boiled eggs and horseradish dressing, which works well for either holiday. Finally, there is a moist, super-easy carrot-pineapple-coconut cake to celebrate Easter or to serve for dessert at any spring celebration.

Top Headlines: Tornadoes, Trump Indictment, Medicaid Coverage
news2 years ago

Top Headlines: Tornadoes, Trump Indictment, Medicaid Coverage

Deadly tornadoes have left at least 22 people dead across the South and Midwest, devastating communities. Former President Donald Trump is expected to appear in court on Tuesday following his indictment by a New York grand jury on more than 30 counts related to business fraud. Millions of Americans are at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage in coming months, with residents in five states being the first to bear the brunt of the terminations starting in April. Southwest Airlines has unveiled an “action plan” to prevent another meltdown like the one from December that left 16,700 flights canceled and 2 million passengers stranded over the busy holiday travel season. The Jewish holiday of Passover begins on Wednesday.

Netanyahu caves to public pressure, delays judicial overhaul.
politics2 years ago

Netanyahu caves to public pressure, delays judicial overhaul.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delayed the votes on his planned judicial overhaul until after the Jewish Passover holiday, but experts say it may not be enough to quell the ongoing protests and mass strikes. Protesters are "ready" for the reform and have the infrastructure to take to the streets at any moment. The protests may continue unless Netanyahu publicly admits he was mistaken and holds all future motivations to renew the judicial reform. The military may also be affected as some members begin to divide into camps for and against the judicial overhaul.