North Carolina man arrested over antisemitic threats sent to Jewish leaders, Holocaust memorial
"Such threats are intended not merely to offend, but to terrorize," Vlad Khaykin of the Simon Wiesenthal Center told JNS. "To make Jewish Americans afraid to open their mail, enter their institutions or live openly as Jews."
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