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Lithuanian Jewish Community Faces Threats Amid Security Concerns

The Jewish community in Lithuania has received multiple threats of synagogue bombings and attacks, with information reportedly coming from foreign sources, according to community chairwoman Faina Kukliansky.

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  1. 01Lithuanian Jewish community received threats of synagogue bombings and attacks on Jews.
  2. 02Community chairwoman Faina Kukliansky criticized inadequate security and lack of emergency protocols.
  3. 03Kukliansky called for adopting security models from Spain and Germany with armed police.
  4. 04Three antisemitism cases involving graffiti are under investigation by authorities.
  5. 05Kukliansky praised Lithuania's political stance and response to the October 7th events.

She criticized the lack of adequate security at community institutions and called for proactive measures, citing examples from Spain and Germany. While expressing concern over domestic security responses, Kukliansky praised Lithuania's political support for Israel.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original

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