Elected officials joined a rally to speak out against antisemitic attacks. The event followed an incident where a man was arrested for allegedly assaulting a Jewish couple. A crowd gathered to condemn the actions, carrying signs with a message of unity.
The man accused of the attack had been fired by his employer. He was arrested after an incident on August 16. Further details about the incident and the rally are available from the source.
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