Residents gather in Merrick to talk about Jewish hate on Long Island
Some of Nassau County’s temples and synagogues were represented by those who came out.
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Nov 7, 2023, 3:35 AM
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Updated 262 days ago
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14ds agoDozens gathered at Merrick’s Temple Beth Am Monday for an event called “Together We Are Stronger.”
It gave people a chance to talk about the rise in antisemitism on Long Island.
Some of Nassau County’s temples and synagogues were represented by those who came out.
News 12 is told an event like this was planned prior to the war in Israel.