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Anti-Semitic Dangers Are Growing Across America

Even before the Oct. 7 2023 attack by Hamas on Israel, there had been clear evidence that anti-Semitism across the globe was growing rapidly.

EXPANDING ISSUE

Recently, the FBI reported that anti-Semitic hate crimes have hit record-high levels in the United States.

Last year there was a 63% increase in all reported anti- Semitic incidents.

An estimated 1,060 Jews suffered destruction of property or vandalism, while 700 more were intimidated or assaulted.

Of these victims, 1,136 were adults and 128 minors.

Anti-Semitism is still rising in many places. Sadly, we have recently seen it expand across many American college and university campuses.

“Disturbing reports such as this one by the FBI are not rare in today’s world,” said Pastor Larry Huch.

“Hatred reminds us that whenever Israel is attacked and vilified, it places a target on the backs of Jewish people around the world.”

HOLY WORK

We need to remain firm in supporting Israel and continue speaking up and not be silent.

Plus, we need to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem” as God says in Psalm 122:6.

As you boldly step forward with LHM you are also wisely standing for Israel through our valued partnership with the Israel Allies Foundation.

Thank you for continuing to stand with us as we stand with Israel against those who use hatred, vile prejudices and terrorism to attack the Jewish people who want to live in peace.

LHM

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