This Yom Kippur, We Are Powerful
Over the past three days, nearly 400 of us have taken public action to #HeedTheCall
In just a few hours, Yom Kippur begins and Jews across the country will spend a full day reflecting on and repenting for the past year’s mistakes.
Over the past three days, nearly 400 of us have hit the streets from coast to coast — demanding that the Jewish community join our generation in truly reflecting on the realities of the occupation, repenting for our long-term support for it, and committing to working toward freedom and dignity for all Israelis and Palestinians in this new year.
(And all this before IfNotNow DC holds a public fast the day after Yom Kippur! Check it out: We’re Not Done Fasting: 50 Years of Occupation.)

You better bet the leaders of the establishment wish we would stop marching in the streets, stop writing op-eds, stop sharing videos with our friends and family on facebook, stop organizing against the occupation.
They want things to go back to normal.
But we know there is nothing normal about an occupation that lasts 50 years. We know there is nothing normal about the ways our community has ignored and — all too often — actively supported that occupation.
You know what we’ll be doing in 5777 — continuing to take bold, public action with the movement we’ve been building in 5776. Here are some photos of what we’ve been able to build together.
The past few days have been inspiring:




