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In February 2026, Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim, a historic Reform synagogue in Charleston, South Carolina, received three threatening phone calls, including a bomb threat, leading to an evacuation. The Charleston Police Department responded promptly, and no harm occurred. Synagogue leaders expressed concern over the persistence of antisemitism and threats of violence. In 2022, South Carolina experienced a 193% increase in antisemitic incidents compared to 2021, with 44 incidents reported. The Charleston Jewish Federation has been actively addressing these challenges through education, security enhancements, and advocacy. Despite these efforts, the overall safety level for Jewish and Israeli travelers in Charleston remains "safe," as per the Israeli government's travel advisory....
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The United States maintains close relations with Israel, alongside visible public and political disagreement over Israeli policy and rising concern about antisemitism....
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