It's been a quarter century since a wave of distrust and violence against Muslims swept across America in the wake of the Sept. In some pockets of New York City and across the U.S., Jewish neighbors extended a hand of friendship and an interfaith movement was reborn.
It's been a quarter century since a wave of distrust and violence against Muslims swept across America in the wake of the Sept.
In some pockets of New York City and across the U.S., Jewish neighbors extended a hand of friendship and an interfaith movement was reborn.
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It's been a quarter century since a wave of distrust and violence against Muslims swept across America in the wake of the Sept. In some pockets of New York City and across the U.S., Jewish neighbors extended a hand of friendship and an interfaith movement was reborn.
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