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Jewish leaders consider safety issues as holidays apprcf^
CHICAGO (AP) — Edward Alpert had
heard stories of Jewish persecution and knew
anti-Semitism persisted.
But he had never been afraid of being a
target until a 21-year-old white supremacist
shot and wounded six Jews just a few miles
from Alpert’s synagogue.
As Jews prepare for their most sacred time
of year — the High Holy Days, which start to
morrow at sundown with Rosh Hashana and
run through Yom Kippur on Sept. 20 — syn
agogues across the country will be on alert,
with armed guards and security cameras.
Jewish leaders said the July attack in
Chicago and the August rampage at a Jewish
community center in Los Angeles have re
newed feelings of vulnerability.
“I felt personally a sense of complacency
that some of these issues were behind us,”
Alpert, executive director of Chicago’s Tem
ple Sholom, said. “Yet the reality is, given re
cent events, I feel the dangers that were pre
sent many years ago.”
Security is being stepped up because the
crowds of worshippers during the High Holy
Days could create a concentrated target for
harassment or violence.
“We have to be on the lookout,” Rabbi
Ivan Wachmann of Temple Shalom in Pom
pano Beach, Fla., said.
The Society Hill Synagogue in Philadel
phia will hire an armed, off-duty police offi
cer to stand guard during services, and ush
ers will check visitors for membership cards
and watch for suspicious-looking bags, exec
utive director Evelyn Segal said.
“I can't imagine there wiil
be a single temple or
synagogue that won't have
some increased security."
—^Jonathan Levine
Midwest director, American Jewish Committee
“It’s very expensive and we can’t afford it,
but we’re taking it out of the budget because
we feel that we can’t afford not to,” she said.
Chicago’s Temple Sholom will hire securi
ty guards — some armed — for services and
also has surveillance cameras, Alpert said.
The temple has banned briefcases, tote bags
and backpacks, and worshippers will not be
admitted without a ticket.
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