2 Hudson Valley senators named to new task force to combat antisemitism
Sens. Peter Oberacker and Bill Weber have been named to the Anti-Semitism Working Group, which will hold roundtable discussions with community and religious stakeholders on the issue.
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13h agoA pair of Hudson Valley state senators have been named to a newly formed group tasked with recommending ways to combat antisemitism.
Sens. Peter Oberacker and Bill Weber have been named to the Anti-Semitism Working Group, which will hold roundtable discussions with community and religious stakeholders on the issue.
Last year the Anti-Defamation League found New York led the nation in antisemitic incidents and assaults against Jews surged to an all-time high.
In the end, the group will issue a public report, including legislative recommendations.
Details on the first roundtable will be announced soon.
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