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Jewish News 24 · Sep 5, 2026

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More than 80 law enforcement professionals from five Hudson Valley counties participated last week in a training session on identifying and responding to antisemitism. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office and Combat Antisemitism Movement hosted the program at the Orange County Emergency Services Center, with participants from Orange, Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan and Westchester counties. The training focused on recognizing antisemitic extremism, coded language and evolving forms of anti-Jewish hate. Arteta said Orange County is home to several major religious communities and specifically highlighted Kiryas Joel, one of the country's largest Hasidic Jewish communities.

More than 80 law enforcement professionals from five Hudson Valley counties participated last week in a training session on identifying and responding to antisemitism. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office and Combat Antisemitism Movement hosted the program at the Orange County Emergency Services Center, with participants from Orange, Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan and Westchester counties. The training focused on recognizing antisemitic extremism, coded language and evolving forms of anti-Jewish hate. Arteta said Orange County is home to several major religious communities and specifically highlighted Kiryas Joel, one of the country's largest Hasidic Jewish communities.

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