Police on Long Island increase security ahead of Jewish High Holy Days, rising tensions overseas
Rosh Hashana marks the beginning of the Jewish High Holy Days.
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Rosh Hashana marks the beginning of the Jewish High Holy Days.
This comes amid rising tensions overseas.
Rabbi Deborah Bravo at Makom NY says she’s been in touch with Nassau County Police, New York State officials and the synagogue’s private security.
An unmarked Nassau Police car was seen outside the temple Wednesday evening.
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