Jesse Jackson Case
American civil rights activist and Baptist minister Rev. Jesse Jackson met with Jewish, Muslim, and Christian leaders from Chicago recently to explore ways to combat the increasing number of hate crimes targeting their communities.
On Feb. 24, Rev. Jackson convened with the faith leaders at the KAM Isaiah Israel Congregation in light of the desecration of a cemetery near St. Louis. He asked the participants if there were other vandalism incidents in the area, and some of them brought up two bomb threats and a synagogue attack which happened earlier in February, Forward details.
“Anyone who calculatedly destroys tombstones really is low,” said Rev. Jackson. “Synagogues and churches need to go and get acquainted again. We do not know each other
On Feb. 24, Rev. Jackson convened with the faith leaders at the KAM Isaiah Israel Congregation in light of the desecration of a cemetery near St. Louis. He asked the participants if there were other vandalism incidents in the area, and some of them brought up two bomb threats and a synagogue attack which happened earlier in February, Forward details.
“Anyone who calculatedly destroys tombstones really is low,” said Rev. Jackson. “Synagogues and churches need to go and get acquainted again. We do not know each other