Group of more than 100 Jewish residents from Fairfield County head to ‘March for Israel’ in Washington
Around 4 a.m. some members of just about every age came from synagogues from every town in Fairfield County.
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Nov 14, 2023, 1:59 PM
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Updated 298 days ago
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9h ago A group of more than 100 people met up in Westport to head to Washington, D.C. are heading for the ‘March for Israel.'
Around 4 a.m. some members of just about every age came from synagogues from every town in Fairfield County.
Organizers tell News 12 tickets to get on the bus sold out in about an hour. The only issue was the busses never showed up.
People tried calling the company and were told they apparently cancelled the booking.
It is not clear what happened, but those attending the march got into their cars to head to Washington.
Those attending the march tell News 12 the most important thing is to find a way to the march and make their support heard any way they can.
News 12 is checking with the bus company to see what happened.
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