The Post-Standard recently included in the newspaper's letters section InterFaith Works' public statement responding to recent acts of violence and harassment against Jews in the New York City metropolitan area. The statement, which appeals to the public to stand against any act of anti-Semitism, was also posted on the newspaper's website at syracuse.com.
InterFaith Works, its board of directors and Round Table of Faith Leaders expressed their outrage over the latest acts of violence and hate speech directed at Jews in metropolitan New York City. The agency also announced plans to offer workshops on anti-Semitism in the coming months as part of its response.
WSYR-TV aired a segment on a recent newscast that featured InterFaith Works President and CEO Beth Broadway, who commended the County of Onondaga and the City of Syracuse for recommitting in a letter to the federal government their continued support for resettling refugees in their communities.
