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by Algemeiner Staff
The ‘No Hate, No Fear’ rally in New York is being supported by the full range of Jewish organizations. Image: UJA Federation-New York.
Ahead of this Sunday’s solidarity rally in New York City against antisemitism and hate, Jewish organizations and leaders have been actively promoting the event on social media.
“We should all be free to practice our religion and traditions fully and without fear,” the Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR) declared on Twitter, urging members of the Reform community to attend on Sunday. “When any Jew is targeted we are all targeted.”
Similar messages were shared by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the UJA-Federation of New York, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) and a wide range of other community and welfare organizations — among them Project Kesher, which nurtures young Jewish leaders in Israel and the former Soviet Union, and A Wider Bridge, which advocates for Jewish concerns within the LGBTQ community.
A tweet from the UJA-Federation on Friday confirmed that marchers will be joined by representatives of the African-American, Muslim-American, Hispanic-American and Chinese-American communities.
Marchers will gather at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan at 11 a.m. on Jan. 5 and then cross the Brooklyn Bridge to a rally at Cadman Plaza.
“The 1.5 million Jews of our great city and region will not stand down,” the rally’s website declared. “We will not be intimidated.”
Thank you to our interfaith partners who are joining the march on Sunday (list in formation): @AFTunion @cpc_nyc @copousa@HispanicFed @icny Sheikh Drammeh of Bronx Mosque @FPWA #NoHateNoFear #JewishandProud #StandTogether
— UJA-Federation of New York (@UJAfedNY) January 3, 2020
When anti-Semitism strikes our community, we stand together. Project Kesher will be there, Sunday, January 5th with @UJAfedNY https://t.co/TQ4KMksV1z
— Project Kesher (@ProjectKesher) January 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/alipner87/status/1212885057217675264
Calling all New Yorkers: Join us in Foley Square this Sunday as we say no to hate and fear. #StandTogether @UJAfedNY pic.twitter.com/4BkIiQQI2g
— #JustPay | JASA Seniors (@JASAseniors) January 2, 2020
