We must demand a public condemnation of this horrific display of hatred and intimidation against a minority group, as well as adequate security measures to protect those targeted.

The rally falls one day before the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the 1938 Nazi pogrom during which Jewish businesses, homes and synagogues were attacked in Germany.

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Known as the Synagogue of the American Revolution, Congregation Mikveh Israel was founded in 1740 by Spanish and Portuguese Jews who settled in the United States, and it remains the second-oldest continuously operating Jewish congregation in the country.

A neighbor who heard the woman screaming reportedly forced open the door using a crowbar in an attempt to intervene.

Clift A. Seferlis, 55, of Garrett Park, Maryland, was arrested on charges of mailing threatening messages to the Jewish Museum, mentioning the building's windows and referencing Kristallnacht.

'In death as in life may no cop rest peacefully,' they boast.

Footage from the scene showed protesters calling Israel a 'terrorist state' and violent clashes with police.

'I started looking, and I kept finding more and more disturbing content that was first of all directed at young people—children, middle-school age or maybe even younger frankly—and that it was all of an anti-Jewish, anti-Zionist nature.'

Event organizers cave in to intimidating bullies as Israeli chef takes the high road.

'This ain't your fight"' Masked BLM supporters swear at and shove Jewish men who came to show solidarity at Philadelphia protest.

'I apologize for my previous post and the hurt this has caused, and I regret the insult, pain and offense it brought to all, especially those of the Jewish community,' says Rodney Muhammad.

The mayor slammed Muhammad’s 'offensive and hateful messages,' including a Facebook post that incorporated a Nazi-style caricature of a Jewish man.

A video of children singing in Arabic about chopping off heads wasn't vetted before being posted on the Muslim American Society Philadelphia chapter's Facebook page, the group's executive director said Sunday.

The Philadelphia Police Department on Thursday announced an internal review after a photograph surfaced online of an officer with a tattoo that the mayor called 'incredibly offensive,' especially to veterans and victims of the Nazis.

Excavations in Netivot revealed the remains of a late-Byzantine-period village, including a workshop, various buildings and two wine presses.

With Philadelphia councilwoman's decision to honor a Palestinian terror supporter, the City of Brotherly Love becomes a place where hatred is promoted.