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This Sunday, we stand with Germany:
The response to rising Antisemitism should never be to hide our religious identity.
To hide is to lose.
In Germany, a warning has been issued advising against the wearing of kippot, the Jewish skull cap, in public.
The response to rising Antisemitism should never be to hide our religious identity.
To hide is to lose.
In Germany, a warning has been issued advising against the wearing of kippot, the Jewish skull cap, in public.
This is simply unacceptable.
In response to this alarming development, German Antisemitism Commissioner Felix Klein has called on ALL Germans to don a kippot ahead of the annual anti-Israel hate fest, the ‘Al Quds Day’ rally, on Saturday.
In response to this alarming development, German Antisemitism Commissioner Felix Klein has called on ALL Germans to don a kippot ahead of the annual anti-Israel hate fest, the ‘Al Quds Day’ rally, on Saturday.
In solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Germany and Jewish communities around the world, we are asking all attendees of Sundays '#AlQudsDay' counter-protest in London to do the same.
Join us in opposing the hatred & terror that the ‘Al Quds Day’ marchers bring to the streets of our capital &, if possible, please do so whilst proudly wearing a kippah.
Like several German newspapers, please find a graphic that contains a kippah that you can print & cut out.
Like several German newspapers, please find a graphic that contains a kippah that you can print & cut out.
We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible this coming Sunday in central London at 3.45pm to 'Stand Against Hatred and Terror.'
More on the situation in Germany here:
dw.com/en/germans-urg…
More on the situation in Germany here:
dw.com/en/germans-urg…
