Rabbi Marvin Hier
“Today’s events in Tel Aviv confirm, once again, the fundamental truth
that the real obstacle to peace in the Middle East remains Palestinian
fanaticism and the impotence
of their political leaders to confront the perpetrators rather than
glorify them,” said Rabbi Marvin Hier, SWC Dean and Founder.
Rabbi Cooper - currently in Israel – remarked, “The brutal reality of the cold blooded murder of civilians in the Jewish State belies the dangerous fantasies of the French-backed peace plan that could culminate in a UN Security Council resolution that would seek to impose 'peace' on Israel.”
"The Simon Wiesenthal Center expresses its sorrow for the families who lost loved ones and pray for the recovery of the injured. We fully back all the efforts of the State of Israel to protect its citizens,” Rabbi Hier added.
Source: The Simon Wiesenthal Center
Rabbi Cooper - currently in Israel – remarked, “The brutal reality of the cold blooded murder of civilians in the Jewish State belies the dangerous fantasies of the French-backed peace plan that could culminate in a UN Security Council resolution that would seek to impose 'peace' on Israel.”
"The Simon Wiesenthal Center expresses its sorrow for the families who lost loved ones and pray for the recovery of the injured. We fully back all the efforts of the State of Israel to protect its citizens,” Rabbi Hier added.
Source: The Simon Wiesenthal Center
Note: Additional information on the attack is available here.
Statement from Governor Andrew Cuomo
"Friends stand together in times of crisis. On behalf of all New Yorkers, I extend my deepest thoughts and prayers to those affected by today's terrorist attack in Tel Aviv. We stand with the people of Israel."
Source: Press Office, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo
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