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(JNS) Nearly two thousand people gathered throughout the United States on June 3 to fight anti-Semitism and hate speech with a public art display.
Among the 34 organizations and 20 partners taking part in the event was one Christian group—Passages, which organizes trips to Israel for Christian American students.
“What we’re seeing is that you can survive off the fumes of past trips for a year or so, but by the time you get to two years without a trip, the network you were able to build through the trip really begins to fall apart,” said David Brog, executive director of the Maccabee Task Force.
“What we’re seeing is that you can survive off the fumes of past trips for a year or so, but by the time you get to two years without a trip, the network you were able to build through the trip really begins to fall apart,” said David Brog, executive director of the Maccabee Task Force.
“It’s been two years since I stepped foot in Israel, but it took less than two days for me to remember why this nation will forever hold an unrivaled place in my heart,” said participant Kennedy Lee.