Jewish protections difficult for lawmakers to establish amid rising antisemitism

The Weinstein JCC, located in Henrico County, is a popular gathering place for both Jewish and non-Jewish Virginians alike. (Ryan Nadeau/Capital News Service) State lawmakers grappled during the recent General Assembly session with the best way to address rising antisemitism, but efforts produced mixed results. Over 400 “antisemitic incidents” occurred in Virginia in 2021, according

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