There’s a duty of those who are free to acknowledge when others are not, says local Islamic leader
Ahead of the 191st anniversary of Emancipation, community leaders gathered at City Hall today to call on people to recognise our common humanity, and to also consider those currently suffering elsewhere in the world.
Above, Imagine Bermuda’s Glenn Fubler, the Peace Collective’s Aziza Furbert, and Emir Saleem Talbot, Imam of the Bermuda Islamic Cultural Centre, highlighted the violence in Gaza.
Those gathered also highlighted tomorrow’s discussion on the legal and moral remifications of reparations taking place at 6:30pm in the Anglican Cathedral Hall on Church Street.
Below, one of those who will be speaking at tomorrow’s event, lawyer Wendell Hollis, addressed attendees…
Meanwhile, on the situation in Gaza, President Trump today said the U.S. is going to help with getting food to those in the region.
During a meeting in Scotland today with U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump also highlighted the remaining Israeli hostages (via CBS and Reuters):
