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Slack.com slash DHQ. Here's John Batchler. Malcolm Honeh, conference

president's major American Joe Shogunizations. We immediately turn to a headline that is

stark and threatening. This is I witness news, Channel 7, New York. Anti-Semitic hate crimes

in New York City rose 125% in November. According to data by the New York Police Department,

we welcome Michael Masters. He is the National Director and CEO of Secure Community Network,

SCN. To help us understand this headline, which is alarming enough, and then this headline

from the Times of Israel, Joe Shogunizations decry botched. That's in quotes. FBI Hate

Crimes Report, understating anti-Semitic attacks, subhead approximately 4,000 agencies

do not participate in a study with 35 major U.S. cities, including New York, Los Angeles

and Miami, not submitting any data. Michael, a very good evening to you only because I can't

put these two headlines together. Do I need help on this? The anti-Semitic rise in New

York is the alarm bell. But what about the FBI and their reporting? Good evening to you.

Good evening. So first, I think what we should recognize is that although the 2021 FBI

data, and it's 2021 data, because it's a year off and behind, and the reporting appears

to show a dramatic decrease in overall hate crimes and hate crimes targeting the Jewish

community specifically, this wasn't actually the case. It resulted primarily from a new

reporting system in which thousands of law enforcement agencies, as you indicated, did

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