Town of Ramapo Supervisor's Office Expresses Solidarity Through Display of Posters of Civilians Kidnapped by Hamas Terrorists

by M.C. Millman 

In an effort to express solidarity with the ongoing situation in Eretz Yisroel, Town of Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht added his office's voice in an effort to further bolster awareness and provide support to Israel and Jews worldwide during these challenging times by hanging posters of the civilians kidnapped by Hamas terrorists. 

"This morning at Town Hall, we hung posters of the innocent men, woman, and children kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on October 7 and who are being held hostage in Gaza," Supervisor Specht shares exclusively with Rockland Daily. "We want to do our part to make sure that each person is not forgotten and to demand that they be immediately freed and brought home to their families.

The flyers were printed this morning and posted both inside and outside Ramapo Town Hall. 

"I was inspired to do this," the supervisor continues,  "after watching too many videos on social media of hateful people tearing down these posters in public places. The Town of Ramapo continues to stand in solidarity with the Israeli people as they fight against terror."

"This is who we fight for," Legislator Itamar Yeger shares with Rockland Daily about the poster he put up in Ramapo Town Hall. "For Israel, and for humanity against evil."