Long Islanders in Oceanside march in support of Israel following release of Hamas hostages
Multiple temples participated in the mile-long community walk for peace and the safe return of all 200 hostages.
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Nov 27, 2023, 3:57 AM
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5ds agoThe Hamas hostages' release inspired more 100 Long Islanders to march for Israel Sunday night in Oceanside.
Multiple temples participated in the mile-long community walk for peace and the safe return of all 200 hostages.
"We want to show solidarity and speak for all the hostages who have no voice right now, and speak for everybody who has been massacred on Oct. 7 and show that we are with them. We may be far away, but we are here, united and standing strong for them," said Sabrina Potenkin, of Oceanside.
Several rabbis were also present to speak about the current state of the war overseas.
