Securing synagogues and protecting Jews of color don’t have to be at odds

There are good ways to invest in Jewish safety through law enforcement while decreasing racial and ethnic bias.

Law enforcement vehicles are seen in the area where a man has reportedly taken people hostage at a synagogue during services that were being streamed live, in Colleyville, Texas, US, January 15, 2022.

(photo credit: REUTERS/Shelby Tauber)

ByDR. MIJAL BITTON/JTA, RABBI ISAIAH ROTHSTEIN/JTA

JANUARY 21, 2022 03:23

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