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A Jewish man reportedly on his way to Synagogue was ambushed and shot from behind in Chicago on Saturday by a man allegedly yelling, “Allah Akbar.” He was later taken down by police.
The victim was treated and released but was tended to by his neighbors before first responders arrived on the scene. “Responding officers responded to the scene, and as they were on the scene, at about 9:55, the offender re-emerged from a alley and fired shots at the officers and at the responding paramedics,” Bruno continued.
Bruno also praised the community, saying, “It’s great to see the community step in and offer assistance.”“I visited him this afternoon, and he is doing well. I pray for his speedy recovery,” said Silverstein, JNS.org. “The shooting happened on Shabbat following the Jewish holiday of Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah.
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