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Man Arrested for Hate Crime Attack at Manhattan Synagogue Sparks Outcry
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First reported by Walla · 4 hours ago
What happened
A man was arrested for a hate crime after attacking worshippers at Manhattan's Central Synagogue, injuring two people. The incident is part of a rising trend of antisemitic attacks in the U.S., drawing condemnation from Israeli officials and local leaders.
- 01A 46-year-old man attacked worshippers at Manhattan's Central Synagogue during Friday night prayers.
- 02The suspect faces multiple hate crime charges including assault and criminal damage.
- 03No serious injuries were reported; victims received immediate medical attention.
- 04The synagogue expressed gratitude for community support and vowed to continue weekly services.
- 05The attack reflects a nationwide increase in antisemitic incidents in the U.S.
- 06Israeli officials condemned the attack, highlighting international concern over rising antisemitism.
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