Brooklyn’s interfaith community hosts iftars to counteract recent violence and rhetoric
Brooklyn Heights Synagogue’s 9th Annual Iftar Gives Chance to Lift Up Prayers Together
Brooklyn’s faith community is responding to recent hate crimes and terror around the U.S., and it is responding with love.
The Brooklyn Heights Clergy Association is in the midst of planning a vigil for next Monday, the details of which were not available by press time.
Meanwhile, both the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue and the Borough President’s Office continued their respective traditions of hosting iftars, the “break-the-fast” dinners that take place during Ramadan. This Islamic holy month began on June 6.