At a synagogue there. 0neJewish Organisation has told the president hes not welcome until he denounces white nationalism. But the rabbi of the synagogue where eleven people were shot dead has said mr trump is welcome. The man accused of the killings, robert bowers, has made his first court appearance, shackled to a wheelchair. Eliza philippidis reports. In times of tragedy, the head of state is usually welcomed by those affected. But not this time. On sunday, members of the organisation for progressive dues and an open letter to mr trump calling the shooting on saturday the direct culmination of the president s influence. It says for the past three years your words and your policies have emboldened a growing White Nationalist movement. The letter calls for the president to stop targeting minorities. Since sunday, thousands have signed it. That is exactly what i feel. I feel he would cause more strife and ill feeling and sadness. We dont need him for his thoughts and good wishes. I agre
At a synagogue there. Nearly 50,000 people have signed an open letter from one Jewish Organisation saying that the president is not welcome until he denounces white nationalism. But the rabbi of the synagogue where eleven people were shot dead has said mr trump is welcome. The man accused of the killings, robert bowers, has made his first court appearance, shackled to a wheelchair. Eliza philippidis reports. In times of tragedy, the head of state is usually welcomed by those affected. But not this time. On sunday, members of the organisation for progressivejews penned an open letter to mr trump calling the shooting on saturday the direct culmination of the president s influence. It says for the past three years your words and your policies have emboldened a growing White Nationalist movement. The letter calls for the president to stop targeting minorities. Since sunday, thousands have signed it. They wrote exactly what i feel. I feel he would cause more strife and ill feeling and sadne
Theres been a divided response to the announcement that President Trump will visit pittsburgh on tuesday following the killings at a synagogue there. Nearly 50,000 people have signed an open letter from onejewish organisation, saying that the president is not welcome until he denounces white nationalism. But the rabbi of the synagogue where people were shot dead has said mr trump is welcome. The man accused of the killings, robert bowers, has made his first court appearance, shackled to a wheelchair. Eliza philippidis reports. In times of tragedy, the head of state is usually welcomed by those affected. But not this time. On sunday, members of an organisation for progressive jews penned an open letter to mr trump calling the shooting on saturday the direct culmination of the president s influence. It says for the past three years your words and your policies have emboldened a growing White Nationalist movement. The letter calls for the president to stop targeting minorities. Since sund