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More than 80% of religion-based hate crimes in Chicago have targeted Jews so far this year, per official city statistics

אוק 12, 2026 ·  Source: JNS 92Objectivity score92/100

Jay Tcath, of the local Federation, told JNS that “this is a perilous moment in Chicago,” during which “a number of elected leaders, academics and other public officials engage in divisive, dangerous tactics and employ ugly, antisemitic rhetoric.”

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