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Five arrested after protests at Israeli-owned factory in Oldham

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Published: 16 April 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Activists sprayed computers in red paint, broke windows at Cairo House; in US, FBI releases advertisement in Hebrew, Yiddish asking to report hate crimes

Five arrested after protests at Israeli-owned factory in Oldham (UK Standard)
Activists sprayed computers in red paint, broke windows, chained themselves to the premises and stuck banners across the buildings

FBI releases advertisement in Hebrew, Yiddish asking to report hate crimes (Jerusalem Post)
The use of both Yiddish and Hebrew can be seen as a direct call to address hate crimes against Jews in particular, as it appeals to the community as a whole
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