A new street patrol program from the Community Security Service (CSS), a Jewish nonprofit that trains volunteers to protect synagogues and Jewish events around the US, quietly launched patrols several months ago. The patrols’ underlying goal is to reassure Jewish community | Collector

A new street patrol program from the Community Security Service (CSS), a Jewish nonprofit that trains volunteers to protect synagogues and Jewish events around the US, quietly launched patrols several months ago.

The patrols’ underlying goal is to reassure Jewish community

The Times of Israel

A new street patrol program from the Community Security Service (CSS), a Jewish nonprofit that trains volunteers to protect synagogues and Jewish events around the US, quietly launched patrols several months ago. The patrols’ underlying goal is to reassure Jewish community

A new street patrol program from the Community Security Service (CSS), a Jewish nonprofit that trains volunteers to protect synagogues and Jewish events around the US, quietly launched patrols several months ago. The patrols’ underlying goal is to reassure Jewish community

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