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State of shock after attack Koptsev said the he alone “cannot deal with the situation” but hoped to attract public attention to the matter with the stabbing attacks.

He said he was inspired by books he read and data he saw on the Internet, and that he had planned to commit suicide after the attack but the Jewish worshippers tackled him to the ground before he could do so.

At his first court hearing, Koptsev told judges that “criminal law was written by Jews and Jewish Mafiosos, and therefore I refuse to recognize my guilt.” Moscow’s Jewish community, which has been in a state of renewal over the past few years since the great immigration waves from Russia to Israel in the last two decades, was in a state of shock after the attack.

Members of the community said that the incident proves that xenophobia and anti-Semitism are on the rise in Russia in recent years.

The Jewish community criticized the Russian government for dealing with such hate crimes too lightly.

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...ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b and her father's gambling problems Javier, 17, has found the strength to persevere.

"There were times when I wanted to die.

I wanted to commit suicide.

I wanted to do drugs.

But thank God I have friends who stopped me," said the San Bruno resident.

Javier, who now lives with her aunt, is one of 31 students in San Mateo County who will be honored Thursday by the Family Service Agency of San Mateo County for triumphing over adversity at the 11th annual Winners Breakfast.

Thesestudents have gone through everything from extreme poverty to mental and physical abuse to tragic loss.

The students will receive $500 each from businesses and agencies in the community which have donated to Family Service's Winners Awards.

"There are a couple of things all of these students have in common: They didn't give up, they kept trying.

And, they also had people in their lives that gave them a bit of help when they really needed it," said Laurie Wishard, president of the Family Service Agency of San Mateo County.

Javier was a sophomore at South San Francisco High when her mother told her and her brother to get in the car because she said she needed to get some money from their father.

Javier knew something was wrong with her mom, so she brought her cell phone, she said.

They were on Skyline Boulevard when her mother started to veer off the road, she said.

Javier and her brother struggled to straighten the steering wheel and fortunately, the car stopped before it went rolling d...