As the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks approaches, U.S. security officials and federal authorities are issuing multiple warnings regarding potential threats of violent extremism. The FBI and Homeland Security have cautioned about possible attacks targeting both Jewish and Arab communities, as well as raising alarms about various threat actors that may take advantage of the situation. Travel warnings have been issued for U.S. citizens and Israelis, particularly concerning heightened risks during the Jewish High Holidays. Experts are particularly concerned about threats emanating from Iranian-funded terrorist groups, which could specifically target British Jews. Security measures are being intensified across various regions, including synagogues in the Bay Area and international travel advisories for Israel. With fears of violence and extremist activities on the rise, the National Security Council has urged vigilance among the public as the anniversary draws near.