India warns Jewish groups to tighten security, targeted by Muslim group for possible terrorist attacks

The Muslim attack on the mall in Nairobi mirrors the horrible Muslim attack in Mumbai back in November 2008. The savages released Muslims and slaughtered the non-Muslims. On November 26,
2008, jihadists staged 11 coordinated shooting and bombing attacks
across Mumbai, India, killing 164 people and wounding at least 308. The carnage
was unimaginable, the torture unspeakable. The number one target was the tiny Nariman House Jewish community centre, in concert with attacks on the railway station Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, the
Oberoi Trident, and popular tourist destinations — the Taj Mahal
Palace & Tower, Leopold Cafe, Cama Hospital (a women and children's
hospital), the Metro Cinema,
and a lane behind the Times of India building and St. Xavier's College.

The Jews were targeted first (Islamic antisemitism is a basic tenet
in Islam). According to radio transmissions picked up by Indian
intelligence, the
attackers "would be told by their handlers in Pakistan that the lives of
Jews were worth 50 times those of non-Jews."

Islamic Jew hatred; it's in the Quran.

In my extensive coverage
of the savage Muslim attacks on the West in Mumbai, India, the
obsession with targeting the small little Jewish Chabad house from the
inception of the planning was shocking. The Jewish Chabad house was
part of a larger attack on hotels and public buildings across Mumbai
that resulted in the deaths of at least 166 people. But for the Muslim
terrorists themselves, Nariman House was different. It was the only
Jewish target, and the Muslim terrorists were told by their central
command in Pakistan that the lives of Jews were worth 50 times those
of non-Jews. The organizers had sought it out with care. Their handlers
would emphasize to them the importance of killing Jews.

On the heels of the jihad in Nairobi:

"India warns Jewish groups to tighten security"
Algemeiner, September 26, 2013

Interrogation of terrorist leader finds Jewish establishments in Mumbai scoped out by Muslim group for possible terrorist attacks 

Amid a terror threat, Jewish establishments in India have been instructed
by police to tighten security in and around their businesses.

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According to New Delhi Television  (NDTV),
Bhatkal told investigators that Jewish establishments in Mumbai have
been surveyed by Indian Mujahideen members for possible terrorist
strikes.  The Islamist militant group reportedly was trying to seize
Jewish hostages to trade them for terrorists, the Hindustan Times
reported.

Indian police called on Jewish establishments
to hire security guards, install security cameras and issue ID cards for
admittance to the businesses, according to NDTV. They also have been
instructed to not allow parking around their buildings.

There reportedly are 12 Jewish establishments
in Mumbai, including four in the southern part of the city. One of the
buildings, the Nariman Chabad House, was the site of a November 2008
terror attack in which six people were killed.

Following a nationwide alert issued ahead of
Rosh Hashanah in early September, security was increased around the 20
Chabad houses in India, the Hindustan Times reported.