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WEBINAR: Jewish leadership’s plan to fight antisemitism

The discussion will take place on Sunday, February 12, 2023, at Noon EST.

Please click here to join at the appointed time.

Jonathan Tobin joins the Jewish Leadership Project’s webinar on the Boston Jewish leadership plan to fight antisemitism.

Boston’s Jewish community is at an inflection point: Will Jewish leaders wake up or remain delusional?

After years of rising Jew-hatred, Boston’s Federation, the Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP), and the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) have finally announced a “5-point plan” to fight antisemitism.

You are invited to join a community-wide Zoom discussion hosted by Charles Jacobs and Avi Goldwasser of the Jewish Leadership Project, to which CJP President Rabbi Marc Baker and JCRC Executive Director Jeremy Burton have also been invited.

Date: Sunday, February 12 Time: Noon (EST) Please click here to join at the appointed time.

Topics: • What is in the 5-point plan? • How was it devised? • What is missing? • What actually needs to be done?

The Jewish Leadership Project is a project of Americans for Peace and Tolerance. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation so that the JLP can continue to do the work our community leaders will not. Please make all checks payable to Americans for Peace and Tolerance (APT).

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