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2003 Casablanca bombings
2003 Casablanca bombing: suicide attack. Deaths: 45.
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- Unknown
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- Casablanca, Morocco
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2003 Istanbul bombings
Neve Shalom Synagogue was hit by one of four car bomb attacks carried out in Istanbul that week (see 2003 Istanbul bombings).
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- Great Eastern Islamic Raiders' Front
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Attack on Valley Beth Shalom
Valley Beth Shalom: As part of a string of attacks against synagogues and other religious institutions in the San Fernando Valley, a Molotov cocktail thrown through window at Valley Beth Shalom synagogue in Encino, California. Farshid Tehrani was arrested for carrying our five arson attacks in 11 days between 26 April and 6 May.
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- Farshid Tehrani
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- Los Angeles, California, United States
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Casablanca terrorist attacks hit Jewish institutions
Islamist terrorists carried out attacks in Casablanca on May 16, 2003 that killed many people and damaged Jewish institutions.
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- Salafiyya Jihadiyya
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- Casablanca, Morocco
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Murder of Ariel Sellouk
Ariel Sellouk was an American Jewish man murdered in 2003. His murder has been described as "a classic hate crime".
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- Unknown
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Murder of Elie Afriat in Meknès
Radical Islamists stabbed to death a 75-year-old Jewish man, Elie Afriat, in Meknès, leaving the local community fearful.
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- Radical Islamists (Salafiyya Jihadiyya)
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On 20 February 2009, the German Federal Constitutional Court dismissed a legal move challenging an appeal court's ruling that PETA's campaign was not protected by free speech laws.
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- Unknown
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Organisation of the Islamic Conference
The Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohammed draws a standing ovation at the 57-member Organisation of the Islamic Conference for his speech. An excerpt: "[Muslims] are actually very strong.
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- Nazi Germany
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals's "Holocaust on your Plate" exhibition consisted of eight 60-square-foot (5.6 m 2) panels, each juxtaposing images of the Holocaust with images of factory-farmed animals. Photographs of concentration camp inmates were displayed next to photographs of battery chickens, and piled bodies of Holocaust victims next to a pile of pig carcasses.
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- Unknown
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Suicide bombings in Haifa
A series of four suicide bombings struck Haifa, killing dozens of people and wounding nearly 200.
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- Unknown
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Arrest and trial of 13 Jews in Shiraz on false spying charges
Thirteen Jews were arrested and tried by the revolutionary court on false charges of spying for Israel, receiving prison sentences of one to 12 years. All were released by early 2003.
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- Iranian revolutionary court
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