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What motivated the Central Synagogue attack?

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About: Larry Montes

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The split — every branch

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Larry Montes called the congregants “swine” and “fake Jews” in statements to the police… is currently leading — not established.

The branches, one by one

Larry Montes called the congregants “swine” and “fake Jews” in statements to the police after his arrest.

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Larry Montes might not have been in his right mind.

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Larry Montes was mentally traumatized because of his desire to convert to Judaism.

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Challenges

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What would change this

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