18 people, including 15 police officers and an Orthodox priest, were killed in Sunday's terrorist attack in Russia’s southern republic of Dagestan.

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<p>Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass commented on the violent anti-Israel protests in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood in her city: "Today’s violence in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood today was abhorrent, and blocking access to a place of worship is unacceptable. I’ve called on LAPD to provide additional patrols in the Pico-Robertson community as well as outside of houses of worship throughout the city. I’ll be meeting with Chief Choi tomorrow to further discuss the safety of Angelenos."</p><p>She added: "I want to be clear that Los Angeles will not be a harbor for antisemitism and violence. Those responsible for either will be found and held accountable. I will be joining Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky, the Chief Executive Officer of the Jewish Federation Los Angeles Rabbi Noah Farkas and other law enforcement and faith leaders in a community meeting this week as we talk about steps forward, together."</p>

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<p>Following the attacks on two synagogues and a church in Russia’s Dagestan region, Amb. Ronald Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, released the following statement:</p><p>“We are deeply troubled by what appears to be a coordinated attack on two synagogues, one of which has been burned to the ground, and a deadly attack on a church. An attack on the rights of individuals to practice their faiths freely and openly is an attack on humanity. As we await more information on the motivations of the attackers, we are reminded of the danger posed by antisemitism and all religious-based violence.</p><p>“Every public leader, including in international organizations, has an obligation to not only condemn antisemitism without equivocation but act urgently to keep communities safe. We join the world in praying for the people of Derbent and Makhachkala, including law enforcement and clergy, and hope that the perpetrators are quickly brought to justice.”</p>

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US Air Force General Charles Brown warns Israeli officials to think twice about escalation in Lebanon.