New Haven holds rally in support of Israel
Speakers shared personal testimonies and letters from families of the kidnapped victims.
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Oct 14, 2023, 2:22 AM
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Updated 286 days ago
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2ds agoResidents and religious leaders gathered outside of City Hall in support of Israel. Speakers shared personal testimonies and letters from families of the kidnapped victims. "Terrorists thrive on our fear and our silence, so I will say this loudly and clearly, rally speaker Anya Farber said. "I am not afraid, you will not prevail, we must act together on the side of humanity." Supporters at the rally collected donations to help Israeli non-profit organizations that are helping victims of the terror attacks.
