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There are currently no known active Jewish terrorist groups.{{fact}} The following groups were all started or branched off from those started by ] in the 1970's. Kahanist groups are banned in ]: There are currently no known active Jewish terrorist groups.{{fact}} The following groups were all started or branched off from those started by ] in the 1970s. Kahanist groups are banned in ]:
* ]: A "right-wing ] group" according to the ]. Although several members have been charged or convicted with offenses related to the handling of explosives, the group is not thought to have any current connection to terrorism. . * ]: A "] group" , according to the ]. Although several members have been charged or convicted with offenses related to the handling of ], the group is not thought to have any current connection to terrorism. .
* ] and ]: (defunct) ] and ]. ] was involved with Kahanism before killing 3 people in ], an act described by then prime minister ] as "a reprehensible act by a bloodthirsty Jewish terrorist". * ] and ]: (defunct) Israel and the ]. ] was involved with Kahanism before killing three people in ], an act described by then ] ] as "a reprehensible act by a bloodthirsty Jewish terrorist".
* ]: (1979-1984) Sometimes called the (Jewish Terror Organization), formed by prominent members of ]. * ]: (1979-1984) Sometimes called the (Jewish Terror Organization), formed by prominent members of ].



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Jewish terrorism is terrorism perpetrated by a person or group whose motivations and aims have a predominant Jewish character or influence.

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There are currently no known active Jewish terrorist groups. The following groups were all started or branched off from those started by Meir Kahane in the 1970s. Kahanist groups are banned in Israel:

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