Mayor Karen Bass and Police Chief Jim McDonnell say safety measures are being put in place to protect Jewish communities across Los Angeles in advance of upcoming Jewish holidays.
“Any and all forms of antisemitism are unacceptable in Los Angeles and we are taking action to protect Jewish Angelenos especially as we head into the High Holy Days,” Bass said Saturday. “With Rosh Hashana starting Monday evening, the LAPD is taking proactive, preventative measures. I want to thank the LAPD for their continued efforts and collaboration in protecting our communities.”
Rosh Hashana begins Monday at sundown, commencing 10 days of reflection that lead up to Yom Kippur, which begins the evening of Oct. 1.
“Our officers will be visible in neighborhoods, synagogues, schools, and community centers — not only to deter crime, but also to provide reassurance and partnership,” McDonnell said. “We are working hand in hand with Mayor Bass, Jewish community leaders, and our public safety partners to maintain heightened awareness and preparedness. The LAPD stands united with our Jewish communities against antisemitism and all forms of hate, and we will do everything in our power to keep every community in Los Angeles safe.”
The Los Angeles Police Department is taking the following actions:
Additional patrols and visibility around Jewish places of worship. Engagement with Jewish institutions and community leaders. Ensuring officers are familiar with the dates of the Jewish High Holy Days and are educated on customs, traditions and forms of worship. Updating the locations and points of contact for all Jewish houses of worship, institutions, private schools and community centers.Related Articles
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