A few years ago, someone began breaking windows in the church I attend. I became one of the volunteers who stood watch at night to prevent further damage, and to try to catch the perpetrator. Alone at night,...
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04 Apr 2019
Elisa Meyer
The attacks are not often covered by French media and the Catholic Church in France wants to play it low-key. France, once one of the bastions of the Catholic faith, has witnessed a rising number...
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Over 20 gravestones were desecrated. In this case, Fall River's Hebrew Cemetery was defaced by some unknown person or persons, leaving marker graffiti that featured swastikas as well as "Heil Hitler,"...
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Thousands marched in protest of the 74 percent rise in anti-Semitic attacks. at a cemetery in Quatzenheim, a village in eastern France. One grave was desecrated with the German words "Elsassisches...
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A 17-year-old has been charged with burglary and mischief. The 17-year-old was charged with burglary and mischief charges. The police believe he acted alone. It is up to the judge to decide whether...
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Anti-Semitism has increased across the country and even the world in recent times. [tweettit]The Union Temple synagogue in Brooklyn was defaced on November 1 with anti-Semitic slurs.[/tweettit] Vandals...
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DOJ Launches Hate Crime Webpage compared to 2017. This is the third successive year of rising crime. Anti-Semitic attacks also rose during the period. Violent crimes, however, showed a marginal decline. The...
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He said God commanded him to draw the devil. Brett Bisnett arrived at the Congregation Beth Shalom on October 8 and set a teddy bear on fire on the grounds outside of the building while ripping plants...
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"Jew" has again become a swear word Increasing anti-Semitism has made European Jews insecure. According to a study conducted by Kantor Center for The Study of Contemporary European Jewry of Tel Aviv...
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Anti-Semitism is at its peak This year, the Jewish High Holidays are like none that have been before. The holidays, featuring Rosh Hashanah last Wednesday, Yom Kippur, to Simchat Torah on October...
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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Religious News From Around the Web July 6, 2020
You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
