A New Jersey man charged with vandalizing and firebombing Jewish temples and a rabbi's home has been convicted of terrorism. But the Bergen County jury acquitted the 24-year-old Lodi man of aggravated arson and attempted murder charges. Anthony Graziano was found guilty Friday on 20 counts overall and faces up to life in prison when he's sentenced in July. Graziano was charged along with longtime friend Aakash Dalal for the 2012 attacks. The attack in Rutherford ignited a fire in the bedroom of a rabbi's residence.

Source: Fox News May 28, 2016 16:18 UTC