From the blog of Carly Kabot at The Times of Israel The Westchester Jewish community is strongly reaffirming its support for refugees and asylum seekers at this critical moment.Teaming up with the Westchester Jewish Coalition for Immigration (WJCI), more than 40 synagogues, religious schools, and colleges have pledged to participate in the 2022 Refugee Shabbat.Refugee Shabbat, a project of HIAS, is an opportunity for the Westchester Jewish community to raise awareness, recognize the work that has been and continues to be done, and reassert its commitment to welcoming refugees and asylum seekers.The event highlights county-wide efforts to resettle Afghan evacuees,...
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