Dagestan
Deadly shooting leaves three officers dead in Russia's Dagestan
In March, counter-terrorism forces killed four ISIS affiliates who authorities said were plotting to attack a branch of the interior ministry.
Dagestan airport pogrom: Russia sentences 5 for antisemitic airport riots
Russia's FSB foils terrorist attacks in southern Russia, RIA reports
Ablaze: Arson attack damages Russian synagogue
Islamic authorities in Russia's Dagestan ban full-face veil after attacks
The Dagestan Muftiate said it was introducing a "temporary" ban on the niqab after an appeal from Russia's ministry of nationality policy and religious affairs.
Russia's Dagestan temporarily on high alert after reports of armed man in Makhachkala
The region's police conducted checks on several streets in Makhachkala urging people to flee the area after reports of an armed man on one of the city's squares,
Russian chief rabbi to 'Post': Terrorists in Dagestan attack need to be destroyed
The radicals that attacked churches and synagogues in Derbent and Makhachkala sought to destroy the unity between Russians of different faiths, said Rabbi Berel Lazar.
Jewish community in Dagestan: History and recent challenges - explainer
This community has preserved its distinct cultural and religious practices despite geographical and political isolation.
More than 15 dead, 13 wounded in shooting attack on Russian synagogue, Orthodox church
Over 15 police officers, a security guard, and a priest were killed in the attack, and 13 people were wounded, according to reports cited by Reuters.
UFC must 'fight' its own dangerous antisemitism - opinion
As UFC fighters appear to enable antisemitism and terrorism throughout social media, the consequences could become deadly, especially as antisemitism surges worldwide
Mountain Jews reel in wake of attempted Dagestan pogrom
“I can’t describe how shocking it is to see neighbors who we played with as children and whom we visited when we went back, turn on our community so violently and so suddenly," Stas Mardakhayev said.
White House: We’ve heard 'crickets' from Kremlin on Dagestan anti-Jewish pogrom
"Nothing, no condemnation, no calling for the stoppage of hate, discrimination and bigotry toward Jews, nothing," United States National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said.
WATCH: Jews on Dagestan flight hidden away from antisemitic mob - exclusive
These passengers had been hidden within the airport complex until police could effectively control the riot situation.