Organized a march with kip in Berlin to show solidarity with the local community

Agencia AJN.- American Jews joined local Muslims and Jews for a "Kippa walk" in the heart of Berlin as a sign of solidarity with the community of the German capital.

It occurred in a context of recent anti-Semitic incidents in Germany, whose perpetrators were mostly of Muslim origin.

Muslim students were among those who joined the march in the downtown area, said a JTA official. Jewish Federations of North America (FJAN).

The march was conducted during a five-day FJNA mission, which drew some 150 participants from 34 Jewish federations from the United States to Berlin and Budapest. 19659002] With Muslim students, American visitors joined German Jewish students, according to Brian Abrahams, vice president of the organization. the mission has never had the experience of wearing a yarmulke in public in the United States, and now they have done it down the street in Berlin, "said Abrahams after the march [19659002passersbynoticedthatthekipotseawasapproachingandtherewerenegativereactions