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UES Ice Menorah Smashed To Pieces In 'Malicious' Act, Rabbi Says
The destruction of a Yorkville menorah is the second act of vandalism against the synagogue in three months, according to its rabbi.

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The destruction of a Yorkville menorah is the second act of vandalism against the synagogue in three months, according to its rabbi.

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