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Statement on the Tumbler Ridge Attack
We are heartbroken by the devastating school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, where 8 lives were taken and more than 27 injured. Our thoughts are with the families, friends, and community members whose lives have been forever changed by this senseless act of violence. Although the reasons behind such actions are intricate, grievances can lead individuals to behave cruelly and in ways that are hard to comprehend . This tr agic event underscores how online radicaliz


A Statement on Antisemitic Vandalism at a Brooklyn Playground
The antisemitic vandalism of a playground in Brooklyn this week, where Jewish children and families gather to feel safe and joyful, is an attack on the very fabric of our shared humanity. This hateful use of the swastika is not just graffiti; it is a deliberate attempt to intimidate Jewish neighbors and normalize a symbol of genocide in a space meant for children. As a Muslim, I will never tolerate that any person’s religion or ethnicity be threatened or targeted. When Jewis


“I Was Watching Him Commit Suicide In Slow Motion”: A Mother Recalls Her Son’s Experience With Radicalization
by Yuval Levi Ari has always been a sensitive, empathetic kid. Diagnosed with autism and ADHD at a young age, he developed early passions for animals and music. “Among the nursery songs, he was listening to Woody Guthrie," his mother, Dana, recalls. Dana was strict about technology usage while Ari was growing up. “I believe really strongly in going outside and riding your bike, hands-on activities,” she says, noting that Ari was never allowed to have social media. “But here w


The Quiet Power of Families and Friends in Preventing Radicalization
Some of the most powerful interventions happen far from police offices or government programs—around the kitchen table, in a sibling’s bedroom, or during long walks with a trusted friend. If you are a family member concerned about a loved one, Parents for Peace offers a free, confidential helpline where you can talk with someone in confidence and receive guidance and support. Call 1-844-497-3223 or email help@parents4peace.org. You don’t have to face this alone—reach out toda


Remembering October 7: Choosing Unity Over Division
We solemnly remember the October 7 terrorist attack by Hamas on Israeli civilians — one of the darkest days for the Jewish people since...
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