Not in My Name A Rabbi's Call for Ceasefire

On Friday, September 20, at 2pm, faith leaders, activists, and civil society members gathered at 777 United Nations Plaza for an interfaith press conference titled "The Scourge of Religious Nationalisms." The event, held during the annual UN General Assembly, brought together voices from various faith traditions to condemn the gross distortions of faith used by governments and political actors to advance supremacist and nationalistic agendas around the world. Speakers addressed how religious nationalisms—from Hindu nationalism in India to Christian nationalism in the U.S.—have fueled violence, oppression, and empowered autocratic regimes. The gathering emphasized the need to reject these dangerous ideologies and called for the defense of human rights, religious freedom, and democratic values.

Clips from the event captured the powerful statements made by the speakers, urging solidarity and resistance against the weaponization of religion for oppression.

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so what do you stand for or against we are not a democracy this is a republic so if you want democracy go to a democracy leave