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Subscribe NowAmerican Jews have begun to worry that the fate of their brethren in Sweden and other European countries may soon await them. Growing up in Queens in the 1970s, Tevi Troy remembers a time when overall crime was much worse in New York City—but Jews felt no less safe than anyone else. But that has changed:
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