El Paso
El Paso Jewish community is 'being targeted,' rabbi claims after two synagogues vandalized
B'nai Zion synagogue and Temple Mount Sinai were spraypainted with red swastikas entwined with Magen Davids.
Young victim of Texas Walmart massacre tells shooter, 'I want you dead'
146 pounds of cocaine discovered in ice cream machine
One shot dead, three wounded in Texas mall shooting
Texas Walmart massacre suspect pleads guilty to hate crimes
The suspect faces life in prison on federal charges and the death penalty on state charges.
El Paso, Texas, adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism
The IHRA classifies “Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis,” among other actions, as antisemitic.
Man who murdered Jewish lawyer wanted to kill 'Jewish Satan worshippers'
Joseph Angel Alvarez was arrested September 8 for the November 2020 murder of a lawyer, Georgette Kaufmann, and the aggravated assault of her husband Daniel in their El Paso, Texas, home.
Death toll reaches 23 from last year's El Paso shooting
The death toll has climbed to 23 after the last victim left hospitalized from the rampage succumbed to his injuries over the weekend.
Man who built almost 27,000 crosses for mass shooting victims retires
Greg Zanis grew up Greek Orthodox and spent years as a Baptist, but he made memorials for people of all faiths for almost twenty years.
White supremacy a major domestic terror threat, DHS says
This decision is a first for the department, which was created in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks and has primarily focused thus far on foreign security threats.
Mexico doesn't want El Paso shooter executed
Mexican president condemned the shooter's "abominable" crimes, but wants him extradited, not executed.
Mexico urges U.S. to designate El Paso shooting as terrorism
"We don't want this to happen again, we don't want these hate crimes."
August 12, 2019: Palestinians say West Bank not theirs?
Readers of the Jerusalem Post have their say.
In three shaken U.S. cities, Lady Gaga tries to channel 'fury into hope'
Beyond the 34 people who died and at least 65 who were wounded, the shootings likely had a psychological impact on young people of the three cities that endured the attacks.
Jewish officials: 9/11-style response needed against white supremacists
Jewish security officials say it may not be enough in dealing with white supremacists, and hearken back to what happened after 9/11.
