"if you are going to try to bring that to our state you are going to end up hitting a brick wall"
This is the latest incident of antisemitic hate crimes in Florida since the Palestinian terrorist attacks of October 7, including a cyber attack on a synagogue in September and the vandalism of a kosher bagel shop in Miami. According to the Anti-Defamation League, there were over 463 antisemitic incidents in Florida in 2023. The FBI is currently investigating the bomb threats, as well as the other incidents.
On Tuesday, 26-year-old Paul Morris was arrested in Boca Raton for posting threats on social media. However, at this time it remains unclear if he is connected to the bomb threats or other hate crimes. Bomb threats are a federal crime and can carry a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has allocated tens of millions of dollars to combating rising antisemitism in the Sunshine State. DeSantis said, "Florida is prepared. We have put out money where our mouth is and if you are going to try to bring that to our state you are going to end up hitting a brick wall."
"If people are being targeted because they are Jewish or for any other reason, we are going to hold the offender accountable," he said.
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