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Orthodox, Reform synagogue members share bus from Brooklyn en route to pro-Israel DC rally
Jews from Brooklyn aboard a bus en route to Washington for a pro-Israel rally on November 14, 2023. (Sarah Rosen/Times of Israel)
A broad range of Jewish Americans across the religious and political spectrum will be rallying against antisemitism and to free the hostages in Washington today.
Kim Rittberg is traveling to the march on a bus from Brooklyn carrying Jews from a Reform synagogue and an Orthodox synagogue that are on the same block.
Her sign, made by her 8-year-old daughter, says “Jewish things we love: Seinfeld, bagels, Einstein.”
The Jewish Federations of North America have estimated tens of thousands of people are on their way to the March for Israel today in Washington, DC.
The march is in solidarity with Israel, five weeks into its war with the Hamas terror group.
