By Faygie Holt (JNS) The Jewish community “must be ready” and stay “vigilant and strong” to respond to any antisemitic incidents, emphasized Michael Masters, CEO and national director of the Secure Community Network, the security arm of the organized Jewish community. “We are just 2 percent of the U.S. population, but 58 percent of religiously motivated hate crimes are against Jews,” he said. “Antisemitism is real, and we are determined to fight it. We must commit to action.” That action includes preparing and training members of the Jewish community—not just synagogue officials and leadership, but rank-and-file members on how to...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
