After Anti-Semitic Attacks, Jewish Community Learns To Fight Back

WNYC Radio | By Matt Katz

Published January 9, 2020 at 5:10 AM EST

After attacks on Jewish communities in the New York area, participation has surged in a nonprofit organization, which trains Jews to protect themselves using traditional self-defense methods.

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