A Jewish teenager in Bournemouth was reportedly shot at from a passing car in the East Cliff area, sustaining minor injuries. This incident comes amid a surge in anti-Semitic acts across the town, including swastikas being graffitied on homes and buildings. Rabbi Bentzion Alperowitz, who discovered a swastika on his own house, described the situation as deeply upsetting but urged the community to remain proud and resilient. Dorset Police have increased patrols and are treating the shooting as a hate crime, while the Community Security Trust has condemned the recent wave of anti-Jewish hate crimes and is supporting the investigation.