The do-it-yourself approach to synagogue security
| 10:03 PM Sep 3, 2009
Rabbi Gary Moskowitz is a firm believer in Jewish self-defense. As the president of the Tzedek Task Force on Counter Terrorism, this martial artist master and retired New York City police officer wants synagogues on high alert this fall. “There’s an extremist Muslim threat that’s being posed, and we have learn how to protect ourselves,” ...
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