Recognizing November 30th as Jewish Refugee Day and Condemning Antisemitism
This House Resolution designates November 30th as Yom Haplitim, or Jewish Refugee Day, commemorating the 900,000 Jewish people exiled from Arab nations. While not changing federal law, the resolution promotes historical awareness and cultural understanding among citizens. It officially condemns antisemitism and calls for educational efforts regarding the forced displacement of these communities, supporting their security.
Key points
Designates November 30th as Jewish Refugee Day to commemorate the exile of 900,000 Jewish people from the Arab world.
Calls for educational initiatives across the US and globally to teach the history of this forced displacement.
Formally condemns antisemitism and supports efforts to safeguard the well-being of Jewish people worldwide.
Status:
Introduced
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