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New York Man Indicted for Anti-Semitic Threats and Threatening FBI Agents
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Dylan Daniel, a 33-year-old New York man, was indicted for making anti-Semitic threats and threatening FBI agents investigating the calls. He allegedly called a Jewish charity organization in May, expressing a desire to kill Jews and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. After being approached by FBI agents, he also threatened them. Daniel faces up to 10 years in prison.
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- New York resident Dylan Daniel was indicted for anti-Semitic threats and threatening FBI agents.
- Daniel allegedly called a Jewish charity organization and made death threats against Jews.
- He also threatened to kill Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The FBI traced the calls to Daniel's home, where he then threatened the agents.
- Daniel faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
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