Michigan mayor ramps up police patrol after 'Islamophobic' WSJ op-ed
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63% : Among anti-Palestinian incidents that raised alarm were a November shooting in Vermont of three students of Palestinian descent and the fatal stabbing of a six-year-old Palestinian American in Illinois in October.48% : "Rather than uplift the WSJ's divisive and dangerous language, I wanted to remind people of the beautiful and wonderful city that I and countless others know the City of Dearborn to be," Knezek said.Rights advocates have noted a rise in Islamophobia, anti-Palestinian bias and antisemitism in the US since the eruption of war in the Middle East in October, when Hamas led an attack out of Gaza into southern Israel that killed more than 1,200 people and took around 240 people hostage, some remaining captive inside Gaza as the latest ceasefire talks fail to reach agreement.
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