Boston students hold candlelight vigil for boys

Just hours after learning about the horrific killings, students from the Boston area gather at Boston University’s Marsh Plaza for a candlelight vigil in memory of the teens.

Several student leaders give remarks about the slain boys, and participants sing Hebrew songs like “The Whole World is a Narrow Bridge” and “Peace Will Come.”

The vigil was planned by student leaders from Boston University and Brandeis University, with participation from Israel groups across the spectrum (CAMERA, ZOA, J-Street, etc.).

On Wednesday, the organized Boston Jewish community will hold a formal memorial service for the teens at Temple Beth Elohim in Wellesley, starting at 7 pm.

— Matt Lebovic

Boston area students gather at Boston University's March Plaza after hearing of the murders of the three kidnapped teens (photo credit: Elan Kawesch)
Boston area students gather at Boston University’s March Plaza after hearing of the murders of the three kidnapped teens (photo credit: Elan Kawesch)
A Boston area student holds up photos of the three Israeli students who were murdered in the West Bank (photo credit: Elan Kawesch)
A Boston area student holds up photos of the three Israeli students who were murdered in the West Bank (photo credit: Elan Kawesch)
Boston area students hold a candlelight vigil for the three Israeli students who were murdered in the West Bank (photo credit: Elan Kawesch)
Boston area students hold a candlelight vigil for the three Israeli students who were murdered in the West Bank (photo credit: Elan Kawesch)

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