San Antonio Jewish Federation says no imminent threat after cautioning community of a potential threat against a synagogue
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By Hannah Sarisohn, Rosa Flores and Alaa Elassar, CNN The Jewish Federation of San Antonio says there is no longer a “known imminent threat” to the San Antonio, Texas, Jewish community after urging synagogues and Jewish organizations to cancel events.
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By Hannah Sarisohn, Rosa Flores and Alaa Elassar, CNN The Jewish Federation of San Antonio says there is no longer a “known imminent threat” to the San Antonio, Texas, Jewish community after urging synagogues and Jewish organizations to cancel events.
The Jewish Federation of San Antonio urged synagogues and Jewish organizations to cancel events Saturday after they said they received a warning from the FBI about a “potential threat to an unconfirmed Jewish facility in the San Antonio area.”
The Jewish League of San Antonio says formal Jewish gatherings were suspended, but that the FBI now says there is no "known imminent threat" at this time.
The Jewish League of San Antonio says formal Jewish gatherings were suspended, but that the FBI now says there is no "known imminent threat" at this time.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Jewish community leaders in San Antonio had put synagogues and other facilities on high alert Saturday after being informed by the FBI of a potential threat. But hours later, the Jewish Federation of San Antonio said the FBI had informed it there was no longer any “known imminent …
Jewish community leaders in San Antonio had put synagogues and other facilities on high alert Saturday after being informed by the FBI of a potential threat.
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