'We are stronger than this': Raleigh rabbi disheartened at another report of antisemtic flyers

A Rabbi in Raleigh says antisemitic flyers have been passed around a neighborhood.

Posted 2:21 a.m. Oct 20, 2022 — Updated 2:21 a.m. Oct 20, 2022

Chris Lovingood

, WRAL anchor/reporter

RALEIGH, N.C. — A Rabbi in Raleigh says antisemitic flyers have been passed around a neighborhood.

Rabbi Eric Solomon is upset and said congregants at Beth Meyer Synagogue sent him photos of these antisemitic flyers, containing conspiracy theories against Jewish people.

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The fliers have reportedly been seen in the last few days in north Raleigh neighborhoods. WRAL has reported on similar situations at least two other times in 2022, once in August and again in January.

We even reported on a Nazi flag that appeared on a Wake County property last year.

Solomon is asking for allies to step up and speak against this hatred.

"It's important that there be allies, just like when any community sadly is attacked," Solomon said. "There are not just community people themselves but others who stand up, together we are stronger, we are stronger than this."

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