Newton display for hostages taken by Hamas rededicated after vandalism
Hundreds of people came together and vowed to stand up against hate in Massachusetts and across the world.
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Hundreds of people came together and vowed to stand up against hate in Massachusetts and across the world.
A crowd of Newton residents spanned a neighborhood block Sunday afternoon, gathering to rehang posters of the Israeli hostages held in Gaza at a suburban home after the faces and names were spray painted over last month.
Thousands gathered in Newton Sunday to rededicate a poster wall to hostages taken by Hamas after a similar display was defaced last month.
More than 2,000 people converged in front of the Homer Street home of Jeffrey and Miriam Kosowsky, including neighbors, students, elected officials, and local rabbis, many waving Israeli flags and holding photos of the men, women, and children taken by Hamas.
(JTA) – Authorities in Newton, Massachusetts, said they are investigating a string of seven recent instances of vandalism targeting homes with