U.S. Intel: No Increased Threat to American Jews Following Bombings Overseas
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FOX News – The U.S. intelligence community says there is no increased threat to Jewish personnel inside the United States, even as car bombs in two countries overseas targeted Israeli officials and the Israeli government blamed Iran for another series of blasts overnight Tuesday.
An FBI spokesman and a Department of Homeland Security official said their “posture” and analysis remains unchanged since their agencies last week issued a joint intelligence bulletin to local law enforcement across the country.
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