Hassan Chokr, a Dearborn, Michigan resident, has been sentenced to 34 months in prison after pleading guilty to illegally possessing guns as a felon and making antisemitic threats outside a Jewish preschool. Prosecutors said his threats and weapons showed a clear intent to carry out violence. “Chokr’s sickening antisemitic threats and his apparent attempt to make good on them with guns are part of an alarming pattern of violence against believers,” said interim U.S. Attorney Jerome Gordon Jr., vowing to protect Americans’ right to worship without fear.