Between December 2018 and May 2019, the Federation convened a diverse group of 27 Jewish communal professionals from 18 organizations to craft the community-wide consensus statement on antisemitism (see below). The purpose of this statement is to help non-Jewish leaders build greater understanding and awareness of antisemitism and be stronger allies in the fight against it.
Forty-six Jewish organizations of every shape, size, mission, and denomination from across the Puget Sound region signed onto this statement. They signed because they believe antisemitism is too troubling to go unopposed and because in acting together, we can stand strong against hate.
We ask elected and civic leaders across the state to use their positions of influence to work with us to build awareness of and combat the rise of antisemitic tropes, bias, discrimination, and violence. One tangible action leaders can take toward this is signing our leaders’ pledge against antisemitism. Leaders pledge to:
The Puget Sound Jewish Community Statement on Antisemitism and the accompanying Elected and Civic Leader Pledge Against Antisemitism were released publicly at a press conference on September 24, 2019.
We, leaders of the Greater Seattle Jewish community, are profoundly concerned by the dramatic rise of antisemitism in our country and globally, including deeply disturbing incidents in our area. While we represent diverse Jewish religious practices, political perspectives, and backgrounds, we are united in our determination to combat the rise of antisemitism along with other manifestations of hate, as we believe that the toxic effects of all bigotry and prejudice pose a threat not only to targeted communities like the Jewish people, but to all.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition states, “Antisemitism is a certain perception of Jews which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews. Rhetorical and physical manifestations of antisemitism are directed toward Jewish or non-Jewish individuals and/or their property, toward Jewish community institutions and religious facilities.” In the Greater Seattle area, we know all too well that antisemitism can lead to violent and deadly physical attacks against Jews[1]. In the current climate, our ongoing concerns about preserving the safety of our community members and institutions are significantly heightened.
Antisemitism is found across the ideological spectrum. Where once antisemitism was expressed primarily in bold and public ways—for example, through actions of openly antisemitic groups—today, in addition to the persistence of such threats and attacks, it is often obscured and therefore more difficult to root out. Particularly alarming is the extent to which expressions of antisemitism move from the political fringe into the mainstream as a result of license to perpetrate this hatred with impunity. On the right, antisemitism can increasingly be found under the cloak of hateful alt-right ideologies and white nationalism. On the left, it can increasingly be found under a cloak of virulent antagonism toward Israel. At the same time, it is important to note that criticism of Israeli government policies is not inherently antisemitic, independent of specific indicators of antisemitic attitudes, prejudice, and bias.
Among the key indicators of antisemitic attitudes, prejudice, and bias are:
In addition, antisemitism arises in discussions or actions related to Israel, specifically by:
There are times when Israel is held to a higher standard than other countries. This higher standard can stem from a focus on the longstanding American-Israel alliance, Israel’s robust democracy where citizens freely shine a light on policies with which they disagree, or American Jews’ special relationship with and aspirations for Israel as a significant component of Jewish identity. There are also times when applying a standard to Israel not demanded of other nations is rooted in deep prejudice against the very existence of Israel and manifests as repeated, extremely critical judgments and actions against Israel, and is experienced by members of the Jewish community as antisemitism.
The history of antisemitism is clear. It breeds fastest in times of political and economic instability and the breakdown of democratic protections. As with other forms of hate, swift and forceful action coupled with education about the history and dangers of antisemitism are required at every level of leadership when antisemitism rears its ugly head. Such leadership is essential to prevent its spread, to provide strong support to a community which is vulnerable, and to combat a toxic hatred that will harm not only the Jewish community but all of us. We urge our leaders to rise to the challenge.
While we cannot change the hearts and minds of those awash in hatred, recrimination, and the pursuit of violence, we possess power over how we respond, what we can do to proactively lay the groundwork for greater understanding, and what we all can do to transform our community and our world.
We, the undersigned organizations, strongly endorse the consensus statement above. Consensus statements, by their nature, reflect broad agreement even while we as individual organizations may have our own specific perspectives. We sign because we believe the growing problem of antisemitism is too troubling to remain silent and because acting together can make a greater difference. This statement addresses specific and urgent Jewish community concerns and provides a tool to assist non-Jewish leaders in creating greater awareness of and appropriate and thoughtful responses to incidents of antisemitism.
[1] In 2006, a Washington extremist harboring antisemitic views and anger about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict forced his way into the offices of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, killed one staff person, and seriously injured five more.
I am profoundly concerned by the dramatic rise of antisemitism in our country and globally, including deeply disturbing incidents in our area.
I believe that antisemitism is found across the ideological spectrum. Particularly alarming is the extent to which expressions of antisemitism move from the political fringe into the mainstream, as a result of license to perpetrate this hatred with impunity. On the right, antisemitism can increasingly be found under the cloak of hateful alt-right ideologies and white nationalism. On the left, it can increasingly be found under a cloak of virulent antagonism toward Israel. At the same time, it is important to note that criticism of Israeli government policies is not inherently antisemitic, independent of specific indicators of antisemitic attitudes, prejudice, and bias.
The history of antisemitism is clear. It breeds fastest in times of political and economic instability and the breakdown of democratic protections. As with other forms of hate, swift and forceful action coupled with education about the history and dangers of antisemitism are required at every level of leadership when antisemitism rears its ugly head. Such leadership is essential to prevent its spread, to provide strong support to a community which is vulnerable, and to combat a toxic hatred that will harm not only the Jewish community but all of us.
Therefore, I pledge to unite with other elected and civic leaders to combat the rise of antisemitism and other manifestations of hate by:
While we cannot change the hearts and minds of those awash in hatred, recrimination and the pursuit of violence, we possess power over how we respond, what we can do to proactively lay the groundwork for greater understanding, and what we all can do to transform our community and our world.
Suzan DelBene – House, Washington 1st District | Denny Heck – House, Washington 10th District** | Pramila Jayapal – House, Washington 7th District |
Kim Schrier, MD – House, Washington 8th District | Adam Smith – House, Washington 9th District |
Washington State Officials
Bob Ferguson, Attorney General | Chris Reykdal, Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction | |
Washington State Legislature – House of Representatives
Sherry Appleton* | Matt Boenke** | Dan Bronoske |
Lisa Callan | Mike Chapman | Eileen Cody* |
Lauren Davis | Jake Fey | Noel Frame** |
Roger Goodman | Mia Gregerson | Zack Hudgins* |
Christine Kilduff | Steve Kirby* | Brad Klippert* |
Shelly Koba | Mari Leavitt | Debra Lekanoff |
John Lovick | Drew MacEwen** | Nicole Macri |
Eric Pettigrew* | Gerry Pollet | Bill Ramos |
Skyler Rude | Cindy Ryu | Sharon Tomiko Santos |
Mike Sells* | Tana Senn | Sharon Shewmake* |
Norma Smith* | Larry Springer | Drew Stokesbary |
Monica Jurado Stonier | Gael Tarleton* | Steve Tharinger |
Javier Valdez** | Luanne Van Werven* | Amy Walen |
Sharon Wylie |
Washington State Legislature – Senate
Barbara Bailey* | Randi Becker* | Andy Billig |
John Braun | Reuven Carlyle* | Annette Cleveland |
Jeannie Darneille* | Mona Das* | Doug Ericksen*** |
David Frockt* | Bob Hasegawa | Jeff M. Holy |
Sam Hunt | Karen Keiser | Curtis King |
Patty Kuderer | Marko Liias | Liz Lovelett |
John R. McCoy*** | Mark Mullet | Joe Nguyen |
Steve O’Ban* | Jamie Pedersen | Ann Rivers |
Christine Rolfes** | Rebecca Saldaña | Jesse Salomon |
Mark Schoesler | Shelly Short | Derek Stanford |
Keith Wagoner | Judy Warnick | Lisa Wellman |
Claire Wilson | Lynda Wilson | Hans Zeiger* |
King County Council
Claudia Balducci | Rod Dembowski | Reagan Dunn |
Jeanne Kohl-Welles | Kathy Lambert* | Dave Upthegrove, Council Chair |
Pete von Reichbauer |
Sally Bagshaw*, Seattle City Council
M. Lorena González*, Seattle City Council
Lisa Herbold*, Seattle City Council
Debora Juarez, Seattle City Council
Alex Pedersen*, Seattle City Council
Fred Felleman, Port of Seattle Commission
Lynne Robinson, Mayor, Bellevue City Council
Jared Nieuwenhuis, Deputy Mayor, Bellevue City Council
Jennifer Robertson*, Bellevue City Council
Conrad Lee, Bellevue City Council
Janice Zahn, Bellevue City Council
Mayor Mike Nelson, City of Edmonds
Ed Stern, Poulsbo City Council
Nate Nehring, Snohomish County Council
Catherine Ushka*, Tacoma City Council
Anne McEnerny-Ogle, Mayor, Vancouver City Council
Nina Martinez, Board Chair, Latino Civic Alliance
Egan Orion, Executive Director, PrideFest
Erica Hernandez-Scott, Executive Director, Washington State Professional Educator Standards Board
*No longer serving in office
**Now serving in another elected office
***Deceased
An Open Letter to the Community
Rising Antisemitism: Jewish Leaders Express Deep Concern – A Call For Action, Awareness, and Allyship
June 1, 2021
To Elected and Civic Leaders in the Greater Seattle Area,
The recent intense period of violence in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, and the devastating loss of innocent Israeli and Palestinian lives has been both sad and emotionally exhausting. Alarmingly, for our local Jewish community here in Seattle, there has been a disturbing increase in anti-Israel sentiment and antisemitism.
The Anti-Defamation League released data demonstrating this increase, including more than 17,000 tweets using variations of the phrase, “Hitler was right” between May 7 and May 14. Jews were identified, then beaten at a Los Angeles restaurant on May 18. Pro-Palestinian protesters verbally assaulted and threw fireworks at individuals in a heavily Jewish neighborhood in New York City, and here in Seattle, Jews standing in support of Israel were labeled “White Supremacists.”
Our local Jewish community knows all too well how conflict in the Middle East can fuel antisemitism. The perpetrator of the 2006 hate crime at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, who killed one staff person and seriously injured five more, was motivated by anger about a conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The recent violence in the Middle East increased tension and fear locally and motivated Jewish organizations across the Puget Sound Region to implement additional safety measures—because we know what consequences are possible. We also know that we are not alone in this.
Irresponsible and ill-informed rhetoric perpetuates hate against both Jews and Muslims who are too often falsely held accountable for an ongoing conflict on the other side of the world. The conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is complex and cannot be reduced to simple accusations. Nor can the relationship between the Jewish diaspora—particularly here in Washington State—and Israel, be easily defined. We need our leaders to be mindful of and take responsibility for the very real consequences of their rhetoric.
Antisemitism is pernicious and at its highest level in decades. In recent years, it has increasingly moved from the fringes of society into mainstream public discourse. From microaggressions to physical violence, from Charlottesville to the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, antisemitism permeates the lives of American Jews. The 2020 Pew study found that three-quarters of U.S. Jews say there is more antisemitism in the country today than there was five years ago, and over half reported experiencing some form of antisemitism in the last year.
Times like these are both painful and fear-inducing for American Jews. We need allyship, solidarity, and support. We need to feel safe in classrooms, the workplace, and in our homes. We extend this same hand to people of all faiths and identities who may also be targeted at this time. Please reach out to the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. The JCRC can connect you with local organizations and resources to foster understanding and engage in meaningful dialogue about the multifaceted, pervasive nature of antisemitism, the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the ways in which the two intersect. Use your position of leadership to help ensure the safety of our local Jewish community.
Community Leaders Representing Organizations
Eileen Glasser Wesley, President, American Jewish Committee Seattle | Miri Cypers, Regional Director, Anti-Defamation League Pacific Northwest | Rabbi Olivier BenHaim, Bet Alef Meditative Synagogue |
Rabbi James Mirel, Bet Chaverim Synagogue | Barry Lerich, Board Member, Bet Shira | Alayne Sulkin, Brothers for Life |
Rabbi Yaakov Tanenbaum, Bikur Cholim Machzikay Hadath | Zach Duitch, Camp Solomon Schechter | Rabbi Jill Borodin, Congregation Beth Shalom |
Rabbi Simon Benzaquen, Congregation Ezra Bessaroth | Rabbi Elie Levy MD, Doing Good To All dba Beit HaLevy | Rabbi Elazar Bogomilsky, The Friendship Circle of Washington |
Maura Roberts, Hebrew Free Loan Association of Washington State | Rabbi Jacob Herber, Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation | Amee Sherer, Greenstein Family Executive Director, Hillel at the University of Washington |
Dee Simon, Holocaust Center for Humanity | Daniel Klein, Executive Director, Israel Bonds PNW Region | Rabbi Andrew Straus, J Street Seattle |
Marla Kaufman, Executive Director, Jewish Addiction Awareness Network | Max Patashnik, Director, Jewish Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle | Rabbi Will Berkovitz, CEO, Jewish Family Service Seattle |
Nancy Greer, President & CEO, Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle | Rabbi A. Blaut, Jewish Prisoner Services International | Rabbi Rachel Nussbaum, Kavana |
Jeffrey Cohen, Kline Galland | Rabbi Yohanna O. Kinberg, Kol Ami: A Center for Jewish Life | Rachel Rosenfeld, Director, Mercaz Seattle |
Karen I. Treiger, President, Minyan Ohr Chadash | Cheryl Berenson, National Council of Jewish Women | Jill Katz, New Israel Fund |
Jason Feld, Head of School, Northwest Yeshiva High School | Connie Kanter, Samis Foundation | Ettie Davis, President, Seattle Hadassah |
Rivy Poupko Kletenik, Seattle Hebrew Academy | Ron Waldman, Seattle Jewish Community School | Rena Behar, Seattle Sephardic Network |
Brian Gordon, Leadership Council, Seattle Tribe Motorcycle Club | Rabbi Benjamin Hassan, Sephardic Bikur Holim Congregation | Randy Kessler, Executive Director, StandWithUs Northwest |
Amy Lavin, Chief Executive Officer, Stroum Jewish Community Center | Rabbi Sydney Danziger, Senior Rabbi, Temple B’nai Torah | Rabbi Ruth A. Zlotnick, Temple Beth Am |
Cantor Geoffrey B. Fine, Senior Clergy, Temple Beth El | Rabbi Rachel Kort, Temple Beth Or | Rabbi Daniel Weiner, Temple De Hirsch Sinai |
Rabbi Jay Shupack, Temple Shalom, Yakima | Rabbi Yona Margolese, Head of School, Torah Day School of Seattle | David Berkman, Director, URJ Camp Kalsman |
Rabbi Moshe Kletenik, Av Beit Din, Vaad HaRabanim of Greater Seattle | Yuval Berenstein, Engagement and Education Coordinator, Washington State Jewish Historical Society |
Faith Leaders Not Representing Organizations
Isaac Azose | Rabbi Avi Fine | Rabbi Allison Flash |
Rubissa Sharona Hassan | Rabbi Jason Levine | Rabbi Paula Rose |
Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum | Rabbi Avi Rosenfeld | Cantor David Serkin-Poole |
Rabbi Rob Toren | Rabbi Molly Weisel | Rabbi Josh Weisman |
Rabbi Elana Zaiman |
Jewish Elected Leaders
Washington State Senator Reuven Carlyle, 36th District | Washington State Representative Roger Goodman, 45th District | Washington State Representative Gerry Pollet, 46th District |
Washington State Representative Tana Senn, 41st District | Washington State Senator Lisa Wellman, 41st District |
Leslie Aberman | William Abrams | Randi Abrams-Caras | Susan Adler |
Jennifer Adut | Dina Alhadeff | Aaron Alhadeff | David Almeida |
Larry Altose | Anita Altose | Andrea Avni | Yassine Ayoubi |
Sharon Babani | Kriss Bailey | Julia Ban | Jaimie Bardacke |
David Baron | Richard Baskin | Becky Bay | Amy Bearmon |
Louise Benaltabe | Melissa Benaroya | Gail Benezra Rudee | Shelley Bensussen |
Wendy Bensussen | Sharon Berg | Elizabeth Bernstein | Reena Bhatia |
Tovah Bigeleisen | Brandon Blake | Jennifer Bobb | Sarah Boden |
Allan Boden | Robin Boehler | Sabrina Bonaparte | Julia Bonnheim |
Marni Bonnin | Linda Bookey | Roberta Bremson | Michelle Brot |
Heidi Brown | Celie Brown | Zane Brown | Gail Bruton |
Kim Burton | Anthony Buswink | Lizzet Byrd | Cynthia Campbell |
Laura Cannon | Stephanie Carmel | Lynne Carol | Lauren Carr |
Bria Chakofsky-Lewy | Nancy Chamberlain | Philip Chanen | Rose Chapman |
T. Chivo | Julie Chivo | Frank Cioch | Linda Clifton |
Michelle Clinton | Rosy Coe | Marjorie Cogan | Bradd Cohen |
Sidney Cohen | Janice Cohen | Ellis Cohen | Ellen Cohen |
Carolyn Cohen | Nancy Cohen-Vardy | Hart Cole | Sharon Constantine |
Erin Corsaro | Celia Curran | Beth Daranciang | Mordechai David |
John Denker | Vance Dingelder | Jim DiPeso | Kira Dorrian |
Alan Dowty | Elisabeth Duffy | Jerry Dunietz | Vanessa Edrich |
Dana Eisenberg | Nicole Elbling | Arthur Elbling | Kate Elias |
Jenny Elsemore | Corey Endres | Brett Endres | Sabrina Endres |
Akiva Erezim | Rael Esteves | Heidi Falk | Ruth Fast |
Tammy Federman | Warren Fein | Marilyn Feinberg | Lynn Feldhammer |
Jal (Steven) Feldman | Amy Felt | Jessica Fenton | Lore Filgueira |
Corinne Fligner | Harvey Forman | Shirley Fox | Bernard Fox |
Rebecca Fox | Nova Frank | Jeffrey Frankel | Keith Freeman |
Jasmine Fry | Shana Galante | Jonathan Gallant | Cassie Garvin |
Omri Gazitt | Nava Gazitt | Linda Gebaroff | Adam Geisser |
Lane Gerber | Jesse Gilman | Bruce Gladner | Lisa Glasser |
Melvin Glazer | Elizabeth Goertzel | Mia Goetz | Dawn Gold |
Mitchell Gold | Gary Goldbaum | Marla Goldberg | Jack Goldberg |
Carole Goldberg | Robert Goldberg | Michelle Goldberg | Ken Goldberg |
Meredith Goldstein | Miriam Goldstein | Ahava Goldwater | Pamela Goral |
I. Mervin (Sonny) Gorasht | Emanuel (Matt) Gordon | Barry Goren | Joshua Gortler |
Lynn Gottlieb | Brian Green | Luke Gregor | Diana Grin |
David Gross | Gregory Gutterman Scruggs | Kari Haas | Maggie Halela-Mosholder |
Peg Hall | Lea Hanan | Jenna Hanauer | Stan Handaly |
Shai Harmelin | Elizabeth Heath | Jan Held | Esther Helfgott |
Philip Herzog | Shai Hinitz | Roger Hirsch | Susan Hoffman |
Robert Holland | Tessa Holmes | Ruth N. Holt | Jackson Holtz |
Lisa Horowitz | Leanne Hust | Mitchell Hymowitz | Sharon H. |
David Isenberg | Michael Israel | Andre Jacobovitz | Martin Jaffee |
Karma Joseph | Lisa Judah | Pamela Kaiser-Pare | Ken Kamm |
Deborah Kaplan Clancy | Andy Kaplowitz | Heather Karch | Yonah Karp |
Jessica Karp | Raphael Katsman | Andrea Katz | Phyllis Katz |
Susan Kauffman | Jeffrey Kay | Heather Kerr | Karey Kessler |
Matthew Khor | Sally Kinney | Charles Kiss | Barbara Kleine |
Joel Konikow | A. Kore | Gregory Korshin | Lou Kotler |
Margot Kravette | Susie Krost | Etana Kunovsky | Richard Landowski |
Catherine Lanham | Lauren R. | Sandra Layman | Martin Lazoritz |
Judith Leader | John Lefor | Kalish Leviel | Arnold Levin |
Eric LeVine | Dianne Levisohn | Laura Levy | Rene Levy |
Steven Lewis | Arthur Lewy | Nancy Lichter | Ben Lipman |
Bob Lipson | Laurie Litwack | Donald Loeb | Christina Lounsberry |
Renata Lubinsky | M. Lubow | Ellen Lyons | Michael Lyons |
Karen Macofsky | Emily Majors | Mel Malkoff | Abby Marcus |
Shirley Marcus | Divya Mary | Amy McGinnis | Janis Medow |
Peta Mehlman | Jamie Merriman-Cohen | Jeff Merriman-Cohen | Bruce Meyers |
Jeremy Miller | Dan Miller | Merle Miller | Pamela Miller |
Marnee Milner | Lauren Milner | Victoriya Mints | Jody Mizrahi |
Linda Moldauer | Eric Monsowitz | Sharon Morell | Jenn Morford |
Julie Morin | Linda Morris | Linda Morris | Vivian Morrison |
Aliza Mossman | Marlene Motola | Roman Movshovich | Bill Mowat |
Paul Nacamuli | Danielle Nacamuli | Karen Naggar | Laura Nathan-Garner |
Alan Ness | Pat Newman | Manuela Niazov | Leah Notik |
Edna Oberman | Gerardo Ojeda-Ebert | Erika Olson | James Packman |
Brooke Pariser | Benjamin Pariser | ||
Aline Parker | Gwyneth Parmar | Ethan Patashnik | |
Moss Patashnik | Bertram Peters | Aaron Petersen | Claire Petersky |
Jackson Pincus | Lisa Plymate | Paula Podemski | Terri Pollock |
Richard Pope | Ned Porges | Andrew Price | Meagan Prince |
Lucy Pruzan | Adrienne Query-Fiss | Kareliz Ramcharan | Jay Ramras |
Tuvia Reback | Barrie Rein Thunemann | Alexandra Zelle Rettman | Wendy Reynolds |
Sherry Rind | Lindsay Rogers | Kristi Romain | Shahar Ronen |
Dianna Rose | Margot Rosenberg | Bonnie Rosenbloom | Andrew Rosenkranz |
Dawn Rosner | Elizabeth Roth | Howard Roth | Stephanie Rothman |
T.F. Rourke | Leslie Rousso | Rachel Rozen | Adam Rozen |
Sarah Rumbaugh | Corey Salka | Murl Allen Sanders | Carol Sanders |
Nancy Sapiro | Lisa Sarfati | Adam Savel | Rebecca Schaechter |
Bonnie Schiller | Sari Rose Schneider | Michael Schuffler | Pamela Schwartz |
Martin Schwartz | Leslie Sellers | Laura Senft | Susmita Sharma |
Diana Shaw | Barbara Sher | Barbara Sherer | Ronnie Shure |
Beth Silverstein | Raymond Silverstein | David Silverstein | Kristen Simpson |
Jennifer Sims | Andrea Sirota | Jeffrey Slotnick | Bradley Smith |
Kalai Socha-Leialoha | Charla Soriano Jaffee | Maryanne Speigel | Barry Spinak |
Rob Spitzer | Elisabeth Spring | Linda Stafford | Eliyahu Stahl |
Allison Stein | Robert Stern | Ashley Sternberg | Jude Stoloff |
Rachel Stoner | Cynthia Strauss | Carly Summers | |
Miriam Swedlow | Michael Tarlowe | ||
Shari Teeple | Daylen Thane | Keren Thoms | Sarah Tobis |
Alex Topper | Nicole Tordella | Joseph Tradii | Louis Treiger |
Shmuel Treiger | Avraham Treiger | Jenny Tsinker | Chendur Venkataraman |
Rachel Wachtel | James Wagonfeld | Baya Walls | Chasya Walsh |
Karen Warner | Josnne Warner | David Warnock | Alexzandria Weber |
Paul Weiden | Susan Weisberg | Lowell Weiss | Kare Weisstein |
Stephanie Wiese | Tzur Wilfand | Tina Williams | Patty Wilner |
Lauren Winer | Jennifer Winick | Ruth Winston | Jeffrey Wolf |
Nancy Wolfe | Joseph Wolfe | Joann Worswick | Julie Wray |
Alys Wylen | Jeremy Wylen | John Wynn | Joel Younker |
Eugene Zak | Kenneth Zirinsky | Ilya Zlatkovsky | Gail Zucker |
Jewish Community Allies
Amy Cast, Northshore School Board | Jessica Barrett | Megan Bassetti |
Merav Caspi | Nicole Dunham | Anna Gruben |
Katherine Hallen | Mark Harrast | Janet Luby |
Jan Pipes | Luisa Recalcati | Jennifer Van Epps |
Petra Walker |
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