Police step up security from California to NY; fear grows after Hamas leader calls for 'day of jihad'
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Police from San Jose, Calif., to New York City say they are increasing patrols at Jewish schools and places of worship on Friday, the day a Hamas leader described as "Day of Jihad," when he asked his followers to take to the streets and deliver a message of anger.
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Police from San Jose, Calif., to New York City say they are increasing patrols at Jewish schools and places of worship on Friday, the day a Hamas leader described as "Day of Jihad," when he asked his followers to take to the streets and deliver a message of anger.
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Deputy Commissioner of the NYPD Intelligence and Counterterrorism Bureau, Rebecca Weiner, said violence is not expected but “that can change at any moment” during a meeting with Jewish …
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