Man Severely Beaten in Ukraine, Anti-Semitic Hate Crime Suspected
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Ynet – The Jewish community in Kiev, Ukraine, reported that a one of its members was brutally attacked on Saturday night and is in critical condition.
The community and believes the assault was an anti-Semitic hate crime.
Yaakov Zilberman, director of the Jewish community in Kiev, told Ynet that Aharon Alexander, 25, who is a student in a local yeshiva, was last spotted by CCTVs as leaving the synagogue on Saturday night.
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