Wave of Bomb Threats Targets Jewish Facilities in Nashville

Over 200 false bomb threats and "swatting" calls were made against Jewish facilities across the US over the weekend, according to the non-profit Secure Community Network. The incidents, which targeted facilities in multiple states, have seen a significant increase this year compared to 2022. The FBI is assisting local law enforcement in the investigations, emphasizing that there is no current credible threat. Police departments in various states have reported receiving threats, but no explosives or hazards have been found. The source of the threats is under investigation, and religious leaders and anti-terrorism units are working with law enforcement agencies to address the situation.
- More than 200 false bomb threats and ‘swatting’ calls made against Jewish facilities this weekend, non-profit says CNN
- Synagogues receive bomb threat; police confirm no bombs found KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis
- Synagogue cleared following reports of emailed threat, Metro police say WKRN News 2
- Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville cancels Sunday services, other events due to email threat Fox News
- Bomb threats sent to Nashville Jewish-affiliated organizations WZTV
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