A San Francisco man made anti-Israel comments and fired several blank rounds into a Jewish community center that was hosting a meeting.
, in you place where you should feel safe," says Rabbi Chanukov.
"Here comes a guy, I ask him, 'Do you speak Russian?' He said, 'Yes.' I asked him, come join us. I didn't hear, but some people said, he said, 'I'm going to show you something,'" says one of the attendees, who did not want to be identified.Matthew Finkelstein says
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