Published 1 year ago

What can we learn on this International Holocaust Remembrance Day?

Summary by Ground News

Chalk messages found at the University of Alabama have some people concerned. Friday the 27th is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Several threats have been made this year against the Jewish community in Alabama. Suspicious packages have had to be removed from Temple property in Birmingham. The university stressed they removed the drawings and have initiated an investigation.

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