Leaders Support Congresswoman Ilhan Omar

March 6, 2019

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The Honorable Speaker Nancy Pelosi

U.S. House of Representatives

Washington, DC 20515

Dear Speaker Pelosi,

It has come to our attention that the House Democratic leadership plans to introduce a resolution originally intended to reprimand Congresswoman Omar for critical comments she made about Israel. We urge the Democratic senior leadership to instead pass a resolution that equally condemns antisemitism and Islamophobia, as well as religious bigotry of all kinds, condemns anti-Black racism and xenophobia, and condemns physical threats against any members of Congress especially those who are persons of color or otherwise minorities.

We, the undersigned organizations and individuals, stand with Representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib and their vision of a world without racism and oppression, and we reject the vicious and racially-motivated bad-faith smears against them, including false charges of antisemitism, accusations of links to terrorism, and death threats.

We believe that it is critical for the resolution to condemn all forms of bigotry. In today’s political climate, antisemitism and Islamophobia are frighteningly prevalent, their flames being fanned at the highest levels, including by the current presidential administration. We must work hand-in-hand to combat them together. A congressional resolution cannot afford to glance over the alarming spike of actual antisemitism, Islamophobia, and religious bigotry in the U.S. today, particularly from the far-right that is by far the greatest purveyor of hate crimes, as statistics show. To single out Congresswoman Omar with unfounded accusations of antisemitism in itself perpetuates an Islamophobic stereotype that Muslims are inherently antisemitic. Americans, including Muslims, can and should be, able to criticize Israeli policies or American policies toward Israel without being falsely accused of antisemitism.

Furthermore, no nation-state should be above criticism. No lobby, whether representing foreign or domestic interests, should be above criticism. Criticizing Saudi Arabia or the Saudi lobby is not inherently Islamophobic; similarly, criticizing Israeli policies or the Israeli lobby is not inherently anti-semitic. Representative Ilhan was consistent in her critique of both. Censoring and silencing political commentary, even on sensitive issues deemed unpopular by some, weakens our democracy and is counter to the interests of our country and our core values of free political expression. The Democratic leadership should also not gloss over or erase the many prominent Jewish voices who penned op-eds, ran interviews, or took to social media to echo the above points.

It is crucial for the resolution to also condemn anti-Black racism and xenophobia. As a Black Muslim woman, Representative Omar is uniquely and personally threatened by the exceptional atmosphere of unfair scrutiny of her right to engage in legitimate political debate. With the current rise of white nationalism and xenophobia, bigotry certainly includes but also certainly extends well beyond antisemitism, and the Democratic leadership would be dangerously tone-deaf not to mention the horrific significant rise in violence, hate crimes, and death threats against all communities of color.

We also call on you to condemn any threat of violence against members of Congress who are people of color.  While we are opposed to violence, or threats of violence, to any member of Congress whatsoever, we recognize that the most vulnerable people among our elected officials are those who come from communities of color. Representative Omar has been at the receiving end of death threats and accusations of links to terrorism, as publicly displayed in the West Virginia statehouse. These attacks on her are rooted in both racism and Islamophobia, and we have no doubt that the politically motivated accusations of antisemitism are actually fueling these threats.

Since she has taken office, Representative Omar has consistently been one of the most progressive voices in Congress. We are grateful to her for her consistent and principled stance in support of economic justice, racial justice, immigration justice, environmental justice, justice for the oppressed including Palestinians, and an end to war. The Democratic leadership should celebrate and support her instead of abandoning and condemning her.

We urge you to pass a resolution that condemns all bigotry and racism. We call on you to pursue this opportunity to demonstrate moral leadership and unity, particularly as the 2020 elections loom large.

Signed,

1. Linda Sarsour,  MPower Change
2. Imam Omar Suleiman, Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research
3. Imam Asad Zaman, Muslim American Society of Minnesota
4. Ahmed Bedier, United Voices for America
5. Mongi Dhaouadi, United Voices for America
6. Nihad Awad, Council on American Islamic Relations
7. Rasha Mubarak, Young Democrats of Orange County/Muslim Women’s Organization
8. Maurice Mitchell, Working Families Party
9. Nelini Stamp, Working Families Party
10. Alan Minsky, Progressive Democrats of America
11. Andrea Mercado, New Florida Majority
12. Michael McBride, LIVE FREE USA/Faith In Action
13. Dave Zirin, Sports Editor, The Nation
14. Patrisse Cullors, Black Lives Matter Global Network
15. Ahmad Abuznaid, National Network for Arab American Communities (NNAAC)
16. Rabbi Michael E Feinberg, Micah Roundtable
17. Rabbi Alissa Wise, Jewish Voice for Peace   
18. Audrey Sasson, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ)
19. Imam Khalid Griggs, Islamic Circle of North America
20. Rev. Traci Blackmon, United Church of Christ
21. Rebecca Vilkomerson, Jewish Voice for Peace
22. Yonah Lieberman, IfNotNow  
23. Cristina Jiménez Moreta, United We Dream
24. Lara Haft, Rabbinical Student, Hebrew College
25. Ana Maria Archila, CPD Action  
26. Yvette Simpson, Democracy for America
27. Charles Chamberlain, Democracy for America
28. Brieanna Fisher, Democracy for America  
29. May Ye, Jewish Voice for Peace Rabbinical Council
30. Shaunna Thomas, UltraViolet
31. Tamika D. Mallory, Women’s March
32. Rachel O’Leary Carmona, Women’s March
33. Dante Barry, Million Hoodies Movement for Justice
34. Joyce Ajlouny, American Friends Service Committee
35. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, SouthPaw MI
36. Carmen Perez, The Gathering for Justice
37. Heidi Hess, CREDO Action
38. Avideh Moussavian, NILC Immigrant Justice Fund
39. Rafael Shimunov, The Jewish Vote  
40. Isabel Sousa-Rodriguez, Florida Immigrant Coalition
41. Zaina Alsous, The Dream Defenders
42. Helen Pena, The Dream Defenders
43. Murad Awawdeh, New York State Immigrant Action Fund
44. Yousef Munayyer, US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR)
45. Cathy Albisa, National Economic and Social Rights Initiative (NESRI)
46. Bryan Fulwider, United Church of Christ Clergy
47. Lakshmi Sridaran, South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
48. Geoffrey Paquette, Unite Here
49. Sylvia Schwarz, Minnesota Break the Bonds Campaign
50. Allan Malkis, Jewish Voice for Peace Twin Cities
51. Oren Robinson, Jewish Voice for Peace San Diego Chapter
52. Phyllis Bennis, Institute for Policy Studies, New Internationalism Project
53. Ayman Hammous, Muslim American Society
54. Ismahan Abdullahi, Muslim American Society
55. Mustafa Diriye, Muslim American Society
56. Salam Al-Marayati, Muslim Public Affairs Council
57. Winston S. Warfield, Veterans for Peace
58. Nada Khader, WESPAC Foundation, Inc.   
59. Alexander McCoy, Common Defense
60. Abdul Basit, Council on American Islamic Relations – Minnesota
61. Donna Nevel, Jews Against Anti-Muslim Racism (JAAMR)
62. Elly Bulkin, Jews Against Anti-Muslim Racism (JAAMR)
63. Alan Levine, Jews Say No! (JSN!)
64. Margari Hill, Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative (Muslim ARC)
65. John Cavanagh, Institute for Policy Studies
66. Oussama Jammal, US Council of Muslim Organizations
67. Jake Sanders, Florida Young Democrats
68. Danielle, NYC DSA Anti-War Working Group
69. Jodi Jacobson, Journalist
70. Andrea Whitmore, United Methodists for Kairos Response
71. Ahmed Rehab, CAIR-Chicago
72. Su’ad Abdul Khabeer, Sapelo Square
73. Moumita Ahmed, Millennials for Revolution
74. Zahra Billoo, CAIR-San Francisco Bay Area
75. David Robin, Millennials for Revolution
76. Deepa Iyer, Activist and Lawyer
77. Stephanie Porta, Organize Florida
78. Giovanni Bravo Ruiz, Organize Florida  
79. Osama Abuirshaid, American Muslims for Palestine
80. Imraan Siddiqi, CAIR-Arizona
81. Donna Davis, Black Lives Matter: Tampa
82. Carol Horwitz, JVP-NYC
83. Reverend Dr. John Anderson, St. John’s Presbyterian Church, San Francisco
84. Professor Hatem Bazian, Islamophobia Studies Center
85. Altaf Husain, Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research
86. Donna Schaper, Judson Memorial Church
87. Lisa Sharon Harper, Freedom Road, LLC
88. Rama Issa-Ibrahim, Arab American Association of New York
89. Hussam Ayloush, CAIR-LA
90. Raed Jarrar, Activist
91. Chaikirah Parker, Entrepreneur
92. Reverend Michael Yoshii, Buena Vista United Methodist Church
93. Ghazala Salam, Muslim Caucus of America
94. Eithne J. Clarke
95. Brian McLaren, Author and Activist
96. Steve France, Episcopal Peace Fellowship, Palestine-Israel Network
97. Pauline M. Coffman, Activist
98. Ijaz Chaudhry, PA Democratic State Committee Member
99. Patricia Daugherty, Friends of Sabeel-Sacramento Region
100. Imam John Ederer, Muslim Community Center Of Charlotte
101. Samer M. Ali, Ctr. for Middle Eastern & North African Studies, U of M
102. Marie T. France, Olive Oil Ministry, Middle East Committee of Westmoreland Congressional UCC
103. Samar Jarrah, Author and Radio Show host
104. Kareem El-Hosseiny, Activist
105. Reies Francisco Romero, Omega Zuluz Twin Cities MN (Zulu Union)
106. Khalil Houri, ICM
107. Mrs. Wendy Doromal, President Orange County Classroom Teachers Association
108. Justin Strekal, Activist
109. John T Fussell, Tree of Life Educational Fund
110. Aaron McKinney, State Committeeman, Miami-Dade DEC
111. David Kyuman Kim, Connecticut College & The Love-Driven Politics Collective
112. Anne G. Remley, Ann Arbor Friends Meeting (Quakers)
113. Darakshan Raja, Justice for Muslims Collective
114. Jordan S. Kushner, Civil Rights Attorney  
115. Khalil Meek, Muslim Legal Fund of America
116. Rose Hamid, Muslim Women of the Carolinas
117. Giulianna Di Lauro, New Consensus
118. Shelly Altman, Jewish Voice for Peace New Haven
119. Sonya Meyerson-Knox, Jewish Voice for Peace
120. Shelly Altman, Jewish Voice for Peace New Haven
121. Amani Al-Khatahtbeh, MuslimGirl.com
122. Kathleen Christison, EPF/PIN
123. Sarah Elbadri, Brown Girls Can
124. Jodie Evans, CODEPINK
125. Leah Muskin-Pierret, Occupation Free DC
126. Maritza Fitzgerald, WESPAC
127. Rashad Al-Dabbagh, Arab American Civic Council
128. Imam Taha Hassane, Islamic Center of San Diego
129. Ariel Gold, CODEPINK
130. Medea Benjamin, CODEPINK
131. Ahmad Kutkut, University of Kentucky
132. Samer Abdel-Aziz, Muslim American Society
133. Soondus Ahmed, MAS Greater LA
134. Coby Owens, Youth Caucus of America
135. Lisa Santoni Cromar, Women’s March Florida
136. Sunjeev Bery, Freedom Forward
137. Donna Davis, Black Lives Matter: Tampa
138. Huda Khwaja, Muslim American Society
139. Kristy Sabbah, Arizona Muslim Alliance
140. Nida Sahouri Ali, American Muslims for Palestine
141. Fadi Saba,Culture and Conflict Forum
142. Ayman Taleb, Muslim Legal Fund of America
143. Lisa Santoni-Cromar, Diáspora En Resistancia
144. Haitham A. Hafeez, Muslim American Society
145. Muhammad Abdallah, Muslim American Society, Detroit
146. Jim Pugh, Universal Income Project
147. Reverend Kaji Dousa, Park Avenue Christian Church
148. Ibrahim Zein, Muslims American Society (MAS)
149. T.J. Legacy-Cole, The Soapboxx
150. Ahmed Taha, Muslim American Society
151. Peter “Jochy” Cora Santiago, Misión Boricua
152. Keron Grey, Florida Student Power Network
153. Sajjad Khan, SZS Management
154. Sumaiya Ahmed Sheikh, Michigan Muslim Community Council
155. Ahmed M Ragab, Activist
156. Leeban Bashir, Muslim American Society
157. Mohammed Haque, Muslim American Society- NY
158. Bobbi Siegelbaum, Jewish Voice for Peace
159. Ayman Mohamad, MEC
160. Feras Majeed, Muslim American Society-CT
161. Mohammed Khader, Youth Caucus of America (YCA)
162. Ayman Tailakh, California State University : Los Angeles
163. Steve Siegelbaum, Jewish Voice for Peace
164. Diana Curry, Orange County Democratic Party
165. Kristin Dooley, Women Against Military Madness
166. Hala Yacout, Muslim American Society
167. Minister Emeritus, Rev. David W. Good, First Congregational Church of Old Lyme
168. Ahmed Rabi, Pearls of Hope Community Center
169. Niki Franco, Power U Center for Social Change
170. Dr. Tarece Johnson, The Global Purpose Approach
171. Noura Khouri, Al-Awda
172. Christopher Cuevas, QLatinx
173. Ismail Hussein, Masjid Abu Khadra
174. Sarah Leberstein, Public Interest Attorney
175. Claire Cook and Dominic Moulden, Organizing Neighborhood Equity
176. Omar Taha, Muslim American Society
177. Steven Cobble, Political Consultant
178. Patrick Morales, Tempe Elementary School District
179. María Torres-López, Diáspora en Resistencia
180. Nauman Khan, ISWV
181. Lara Kiswani, Arab Resource & Organizing Center (AROC)
182. Nida Allam, North Carolina Democratic Party
183. Melanie Atha, Episcopal Peace Fellowship
184. Sydney Brown, Florida Student Power
185. Krizia Lopez Arce, Organize Florida
186. Marwa Fayed, Activist
187. Dr. Maha Hilal, Justice for Muslims Collective
188. Josina Manu, Jewish Voice for Peace, Twin Cities
189. Bader El-Ghussein, MD, Muslim American Society – NY
190. Hussein Ebied, Muslim Leadership Council
191. Colin Christopher, Interfaith Activist
192. Zackary Reinhardt, Millennials for Revolution
193. Sadaf Saied, Muslim Women’s Organization
194. Kristian Davis Bailey, Black for Palestine
195. Eric Angell, Middle East Peace Now  
196. Sami Khwaja, Muslim Youth Leadership Awards
197. Nada Elia, Washington Advocates for Palestinian Rights
198. Sayel Kayed, American Muslims for Palestine-NJ chapter
199. Diana Digges, Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East
200. Reema Khasawinah, CAIR – WA
201. Somia Elrowmeim, Arab American Association of New York
202. Wanda Rodriguez, MSA
203. Mohamed S Albadawi, Muslim American Society- KC
204. Alia Salem, Facing Abuse in Community Environments
205. Tasnim Mellouli, Youth Climate Justice Spokesperson Bureau
206. Asma Mohammed, Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment
207. Hanane Wahabi, Al Huda Society
208. Zainab Chaudry, CAIR MD
209. Andy Shallal, Busboys and Poets
210. Basma Heda, Muslim Student Association- UCF
211. Lana Safah, Muslim American Society
212. Michael Spath, Indiana Center for Middle East Peace
213. Katherine Asuncion, Grassroots International
214. Wa’el Alzayat, Emgage Action
215. Karen Schraufnagel, Minnesotans Against Islamophobia
216. Robin Hensel, Little Falls OCC-U-PIE for the common good
217. Mervat Aly, The American People
218. Socorro Ramos-Avilés, Iniciativa Acción Puertorriqueña
219. Fawwaz Alkayyali, Rama Medical Group
220. Dalia Hassaballa, Muslim American Society – Chicago
221. Naylee Farjad, Palestine Action Committee of Texas
222. Yasser Abdel-Aziz, Muslim American Society
223. Samir Abdelmawla, Islamic Center of Wheaton
224. Laurie Zimmerman, Jewish Voice for Peace, Congregation Shaarei Shamayim
225. Nancy Khalil, University of Michigan
226. Zahra Antar, ICNA Relief
227. Amin Ezzeddine, MAS Maryland
228. Abdeltawab Hendawi, University of Virginia
229. Nadia Ibrahim, Muslim American Society
230. Isra Ibrahim, Students for Justice in Palestine
231. Kawthar Ali, Muslim American Society-MN
232. Mohammad Alomari, Muslim American Society
233. David Mivasair, Ahavat Olam Synagogue
234. John Gunkel, Jewish Voice for Peace
235. Elena Stein, Jewish Voice for Peace
236. Alisande Vazquez, Jewish Voice for Peace
237. Mohamed Samer, Dar Alhijra
238. Fathi BenAmer, Muslim American Society
239. Herbert Davis, Central MN Atheists
240. Mujahid Asamarai, Muslim American Society of Minnesota
241. Yonah Lieberman, IfNotNow
242. Hatem Elhady, Toledo Muslim Doctors Initiative
243. Osama Idlibi, Muslim Community Center of Charlotte
244. Mohamed Badawi, MAS-CT
245. Abdulsalam ibn Yahya Stillwagner, Masjid al-Salam
246. Toufique Harun, Muslims For Progress
247. Rachel Faulkner, Black Yids Matter
248. Julianne Hoffenberg, The Gathering for Justice
249. Azhar Ghani, ICCV
250. Faisal Buharie, Interfaith Community Activist
251. Lisa Albrecht, Jewish Voice for Peace
252. Saamih Bashir, MAS Detroit
253. Nakibur Rahman, Organization for Peace and Justice
254. Dilshad Lalani, Muslim American Society
255. Mohammed Yasser, MAS Sacramento
256. Mazen Mokhtar, Baitulmaal
257. Karen New Ball, Pax Christi USA
258. Ahmed Hussein, HVAC Engineering
259. Hussein Ata, Muslim American Society
260. Darlene Coffman, SE MN Alliance of Peacemakers
261. Ahmed Mohamed, Muslim American Society (FL)
262. Ramon Mejía, About Face: Veterans Against the War
263. Hannan Sayed, CAI
264. Abo-Elkhier Serag, Islamic Education Resource Foundation
265. Mohammed Purmul , We Love Our Neighbors
266. Magdy Hussein, Education
267. Zarina Baber, Muslim Caucus of America
268. Feras El-Ghussein, MAS Kansas City
269. Zarina Baber, Muslim Caucus of America
270. Mohammed Bondugjie, Muslim American Society
271. Thomas Adriaan Hellinger, Orlando Local of the Democratic Socialists of America
272. Nausheena Hussain, Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment
273. Hammad Alam, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-LA
274. Ahmed Amer, MAS
275. Kinjo Kiema, BYP100 DC Chapter
276. Mohamed El-Fakharany, Muslim American Society
277. Nahela Morales, ICNA Council of Social Justice
278. Eman Haymour , Muslim American Society
279. Fawad Shaiq, Council on American Islamic Relations – LA
280. Louise Cherico, WestPac
281. Aminah Hamidullah, Knowledge For Living
282. Sumiyia Jafri, Jafri Law Firm
283. Sara Kenana, Muslim American Society
284. Dr. Amin Ezzeddine, MAS Maryland
285. Salman Muntazir, MSA Moorpark
286. Doran Schrantz , ISAIAH
287. Michael Deheeger, Jewish Voice for Peace
288. Edward Rowley, Jewish Voice for Peace
289. Shaniyat Chowdhury, Muslims for Progress
290. Mohamed Mursal, IANA
291. Dima Khalidi, Palestine Legal
292. Shakeel Syed, DEEN Foundation
293. Mouhmoud Kounkourou, Muslim American Society
294. Henry Lowendorf, Greater New Haven Peace Council
295. Nana Abdelkader, Alhuda Academy
296. Warren David, Arab America
297. Qutaibah J. Abbasi, Duncanville Islamic Center
298. Akil Shabazz, The Dream Defenders
299. Malika Jemeelah Abdurrahman, Muslim American Society South Florida Chapter
300. Dr. Amal David, Arab America
301. Karim Mozawalla, Hamza Academy
302. Hani Elkadi, Egyptian Americans for Freedom and justice
303. Dr. Manal Fakhoury, FLI
304. Mohammad Hamadeh, Peace for Palestine
305. Sister Cecelia Lavan, Sisters of St. Dominic of Blauvelt, NY
306. Khadija Y. Mehter, International Socialist Organization
307. Mohamed Ahmed, Mosque Foundation
308. Tasnia Ahamed, Muslims for Progress
309. Farhana Huda, Muslims For Progress
310. Kifah Shah, MPower Change
311. Nada El-Eryan, Eyewitness Palestine
312. Kayla Santosuosso, Yalla Brooklyn
313. Sahar Eissa, University of Central Florida
314. Sana Qutubuddin, Muslim Women Kreate
315. Jesse Hagopian, Rethinking Schools
316. Saema Khandakar, Muslims For Progress
317. Chase Carter, Jewish Voice for Peace – DC Metro
318. Sarah Abem, Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment
319. Seth Morrison, Las Vegas Chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace
320. Nazia Ashraful, CAIR-Massachusetts
321. Mindy Gershon, Adalah-NY
322. Ahlam Hassan, MAS NY
323. Amani Elghussein, Kansas City Muslim community
324. Jodi Melamed, Jewish Voice for Peace Milwaukee
325. Rev. Graylan Scott Hagler, Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ
326. Emily Eliot Miller, Jewish Voice for Peace
327. Barbara Parmet, Jewish Voice for Peace- Santa Barbara
328. Mohamed Abdullahi, Bayan Institute
329. Sueiman Alghanem, United Hands Relief
330. Maher Mahmood, Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment (RISE)
331. Moussa Elbayoumy, CAIR-Kansas
332. Khansaa Elguenaoui, Muslim American Society
333. Trish Florence, SATX Indivisible
334. Muna Jaber, Muslim American Society
335. Abdullah Mourad, Muslim American Society
336. Unaisah Vorajee, UCF MSA
337. Sara P Driscoll, Alliance for Water Justice in Palestine
338. Michael Hager, Mass Peace Action
339. Nada. Faye, MAS YOUTH ATLANTA
340. Farrell Brody, Jewish Voice For Peace, Central Ohio
341. Judith Norman, Jewish Voice for Peace
342. Tali Ruskin, Jewish Voice for Peace – Philadelphia
343. Ekram Haque, CAIR-DALLAS
344. Omar Khalil, Muslim Students Association at Cal State Northridge
345. Zainab Jamal, Muslim Student Association
346. Hena Zuberi, Justice For All
347. Praveen sinha, Equality Labs
348. Katherine Franke, Columbia University
349. Muhammad T Rahman,New York Muslim United for Civic Engagement
350. Adnan Majid, UCLA
351. Isaac Evans-Frantz, Action Corps NYC
352. Ari Lev Fornari, Kol Tzedek
353. David L. Mandel, Jewish Voice for Peace
354. Barry Cohen, Jewish Voice for Peace – Twin Cities
355. Shamshad Muscati, Muslim American Society, Los Angeles
356. Atif Akbar, Islamic Center of Reseda
357. David Williams, West Coast University
358. Jessica Rosenberg, Jewish Voice for Peace
359. Jaymie Sawyer, Jewish Voice for Peace
360. Jeff Kleim, Massachusetts Peace Action
361. Shaheer KM, KMCA
362. Brian Polejes, California Democratic State Central Committee
363. Carolina C. Sitrin, Jewish Voice for Peace
364. Gina Crandell, Jewish Voice for Peace Boston
365. Karen Dabdoub, CAIR-Cincinnati
366. Anes Mokeddem, Muslim American Society
367. Ahmed Dalaq, Muslim American Society
368. Howard lenow, Jewish Voice for Peace
369. Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud, Colorado Imam Council
370. Djilali Kacem, Islamic Society of Greater St. Louis
371. Yahya Suufi, Islamic Association of North America
372. Safaa Alshiraida, Muslim American Society of New Jersey
373. Rosalind Petchesky, Jewish Voice for Peace
374. Omar El-Hamarna, Memphis Muslim Americans
375. Jill Charney, Jewish Voice for Peace-Boston
376. Imam Hassan Jama, Islamic Association Of North America (IANA)
377. Mariam Siddique, Islamic Circle of North America
378. Safei Hamed, Ph.D, Center for Egyptian American Relations
379. Marwa Ghumrawi, Power of Women Ohio
380. Randah El-Gendi, UCF MSA
381. Hassan El-Alami, Muslim American Society – BOSTON
382. Abdelhafid Djemil, Islamic Leadership Council of NY
383. Mohammad Banawan, Muslim Community Center of Charlotte
384. Hassan El-Alami, Muslim American Society – BOSTON
385. Rana Fakhr, Muslim American Society Syracuse Chapter
386. Estee Chandler, Jewish Voice for Peace
387. Ned Rosch, Network Against Racism and Islamophobia
388. Liana Smith, Jewish Voice for Peace
389. Aya Sabbah, SBU
390. Imam Makram El-Amin, Masjid AnNur
391. Ahmed Elhosseiny, Muslim American Society
392. Lubna Hammad, Indivisible OC 48
393. Tarek Abuata, Friends of Sabeel – North America
394. Wendy Elisheva Somerson,Jewish Voice for Peace-Seattle
395. Andrea Miller, People Demanding Action
396. Safdar Khwaja, CAIR PA Pittsburgh
397. Mufti Sharif, Greenview Madani Center
398. Aaron McCall, Indivisible OC 48
399. Michael Friedman, Jewish Voice for Peace
400. Ahmed Mohamed, Council on American-Islamic Relations – New York
401. Ilise cohen, Jewish Voice for Peace-Atlanta
402. Susan Birndorf, Jewish Voice for Peace
403. Laila Barakat, Muslim American Society
404. Farhana Motala, Montgomery County Civil Rights Coalition
405. Sarah Kousba, Muslim American Society San Diego Chapter
406. Liz Mulford, Jewish Voice for Peace
407. Thomas S. Russell, United Church of Christ – Palestine-Israel Network
408. Malaak Saadah, Muslim American Society
409. Ellen Brotsky, Jewish Voice for Peace – Bay Area
410. Zeynab Awadalla, UCF MSA
411. Phil Benson, Minnesota Break the Bonds Campaign
412. Reda Ghoneim, Muslim American Society
413. Abdelwahab Abdelghany, Muslim American Society
414. Shahine Alam, Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA)
415. Mikkel Jordah, Jewish Voice for Peace
416. Chynnah McFadden, Occupation Free DC
417. Barbara Bailey, Jewish Voice for Peace
418. Asad Mazharullah, Islamic Society of Central Jersey
419. Lee Wright, Osceola Young Democrats
420. William F. Simonds, Jewish Voice for Peace
421. Khadija Abourawi, MAS Youth Atlanta
422. Faiz Khan, ICM
423. Michaela Czerkies, Justice for Palestine Committee of the Syracuse Peace Council
424. Khidhr Amin, Masjid Bilal
425. Khaled Soussi, Seemcom
426. Lea Harris, Jewish Voice for Peace
427. William Singer, Jewish Voice for Peace, Portland OR
428. Magdy Ibrahim, MCA
429. Nancy Fleischer, Jewish Voice for Peace, Sacramento Chapter
430. Susan Gordon, Jewish Voice for Peace
431. Abeer Ebeid, Muslim American Society
432. Azihan Ibrahim, Muslim American Society – Charlotte
433. Edward Ahmed Mitchell, CAIR Georgia
434. Avideh Moussavian, NILC Immigrant Justice Fund
435. Cole Harrison, Massachusetts Peace Action
436. Meryl Crean, Jewish Voice for Peace
437. Sahar S El Shafie, North Carolina Public Schools
438. Anees Rehman, Islamic Circle of North America
439. Mariyama Scott, IfNotNow San Diego
440. Mariam El-Khatib, American Muslims for Palestine
441. Mohammad Zafar, United States Marine
442. Raniah El-Gendi, Emgage
443. Tamee Hicheri , American Muslim Society
444. Zareen Kamal American Friends Service Committee
445. Alan Wagman, Jewish Voice for Peace – Albuquerque
446. Imran Pasha, Hyderabad Deccan Cultural Association
447. Najeeb Kamil, MAS Bay Area
448. Helen & Bob Schroeder, SE MN Peacemakers
449. Rozina Gilani, Atlanta’s Radical Art Community
450. Qadri Abdallah, IFN
451. David Swanson, World Beyond War
452. Bilal Murad, MD, ZACAH (Zakat, Aid & Charity Assisting Humanity)
453. Aneesa Waheed, Ihsan School of Excellence
454. Jimmy Rothschild, IfNotNow
455. Burt Jacobson, Kehilla Community Synagogue
456. Ari Bloomekatz, Rethinking Schools
457. Somaia Saie, Muslim American Society
458. Sue Udry, Defending Rights & Dissent
459. Mollie March-Steinman, Chatham University College Democrats
460. Linda Gaither, Episcopal Peace Fellowship Palestine/Israel Network
461. Faisal chemban, KMCA
462. Walid Elgharbawy, Muslim American Society
463. Shahid Mahmood, Roswell Community Masjid
464. Abdeljalil Mezgouri, ICSD
465. Khury Petersen-Smith, Black 4 Palestine
466. Ossama Kamel, CAIR -San Francisco Bay Area
467. Somaia Saie, Muslim American Society
468. Tareq Purmul, Muslim American Society of San Diego
469. Portia A. Boulger, Save Main Street and Appalachians Rising
470. Mahmoud Oriqat, Jerusalem Consulting Engineers Inc
471. Mark Burton, Denver Peace Council
472. Saira Alli, Muslim Student Association
473. Huwaida Arraf, National Lawyers Guild–Free Palestine Subcommittee
474. Ameerah Kalai, UCF MSA
475. Rebecca Oliver, IfNotNow
476. Saira Rao, In This Together Media
477. Fran Zell, Makom Shalom Synagogue, Jewish Voice for Peace
478. John Wagner, United Methodists for Kairos Response
479. Yahya Abdul-Basser, Cornell University Muslim Educational and Cultural Association
480. Sara Ali, ICNM
481. Lois Levitan, Ithaca Jewish Voice for Peace/Committee for Justice in Palestine
482. Marietta Macy, Israel/Palestine Mission Network of the Presbyterian Church (USA)
483. Taher M Abdelhadi, Muslim American Society of Brooklyn and Staten Island
484. Traci Yoder, National Lawyers Guild
485. Lisa Drapkin, National Lawyers Guild
486. Allie Perry, United Church of Christ Palestine Israel Network
487. Margaret Holub, Albion, California
488. Mashood Yunus, mnia.org
489. Abdelhamead Ibrahim, CAIR-SFBA
490. Abdul Jebrin, MAS Chicago
491. Chip Gibbons, Defending Rights & Dissent
492. Adam Maguire, Lucas County Young Democrats
493. Moureen Kaki, Students for Justice in Palestine UTSA
494. Abby Harms, Jewish Voice for Peace – Denver/Boulder
495. Jenni Siri, Silvers for Sanders
496. Abby Okrent, Jewish Voice for Peace
497. Tariq Luthun, Palestinian Youth Movement – Michigan
498. Ali Farooqui, CAIR – California Chapter
499. Aaron J. Dinkinm, IfNotNow San Diego
500. Justin Hansford, Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center
501. Ali Fattom, PhD, University of Michigan
502. Amina Baha, Reviving Islamic Sisterhood Empowerment RISE
503. Tasneem Kaddoura, Muslim American Society
504. Salat Tuke, Dar Omar Al Farooq
505. Mohamed Sadeia, Muslim American society of New York
506. Reem Subei, Lucas County Young Muslim Democrats
507. Vajiha Jafri, CAIR – California Chapter
508. Ahmed Kousba, Muslim American Society
509. Nermeen Bassiouny, Muslim American Society
510. Mikos Fabersunne, Palestine-Israel Working Group of Nevada County, CA
511. Miriam R Budnick, Jewish Voice for Peace Rhode Island
512. Brooke Hotez, Jewish Voice for Peace – Tucson
513. Margarita Mercure Hibbs, Our Revolution New Mexico
514. Cheryl Qamar  Jewish Voice for Peace – Hudson Valley Chpater
515. Tali David, IfNotNow
516. Thomas Beilman, United Church of Christ Palestine Israel Network
517. Jeremy Rosen, IfNotNow
518. Bud Hensgen, Virginia Coalition for Human Rights
519. Suzanne Adely, National Lawyers Guild
520. Irshad Khan, Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago
521. Elias Purmul, Muslim American Society
522. Afaf Nasher, CAIR-NY
523. Azadeh Shahshahani, SELECT
524. Madelin Flores, Florida Student Power Network
525. Sam Forma, Democratic Socialists of America – Los Angeles
526. Zach Popkin-Hall, IfNotNow Austin
527. Keren Soffer-Sharon, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
528. Gracie Greenberg, JVP—Baltimore
529. Suhail Mulla, Islamic Society West Valley
530. Stanley Heller, Middle East Crisis Committee
531. Ann Muir, United Church of Christ Palestine Israel Network
532. Marjorie Suisman, Jewish Voice for Peace
533. Jeremy Milgrom, Clergy for Peace
534. Ellen Broms, Jewish Voice for Peace, Sacramento
535. Dylan Awalt-Conley, NYC-DSA Anti-War Working Group
536. Rev. Allison Tanner, Rev. Diane Dulin and Rev. Muriel Schmid, FOSNA’s Clergy and Seminary Action Council
537. Kate Kizer, Win Without War
538. Emily Jacobio, IfNotNow Chicago
539. Charlotte Badler, IfNotNow Boston
540. Dan Feder, Jewish Voice for Peace
541. Ari Belathar, Jewish Voice for Peace
542. Natalie Bamdad, IfNotNow
543. Lesley Williams, Jewish Voice for Peace Chicago
544. Heba Abdelmaksoud, Activist
545. Maruf Shiblee, Muslim For Progress
546. Manal Hussain, NGP
547. Ali Shareef, Muslim American Society
548. Yama Achikzai, Raqim Foundation
549. Raneem Saadah, Muslim American Society
550. Naveera Rashid, Muslim Student Association
551. Anilash Azeez, KMCA
552. Sherif Shabaka, New Hampshire Muslim Community
553. Karen Platt, Jewish Voice for Peace – San Francisco bay area
554. Gary Hicks, Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism
555. Jon Moscow, Jewish Voice for Peace of Northern New Jersey
556. Mohammad Shiblaq   New Generation for Palestine
557. Shawn Danino, IfNotNow Ann Arbor
558. Ola Nosseir, Our Common Beliefs
559. Josh Spitzer-Resnick, IfNotNow Twin Cities & University of Minnesota
560. Batoul Oriqat, Students for Justice in Palestine
561. Zack Shlachter, IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace – Austin
562. Ilana Cruger-Zaken, IfNotNow, Jewish Voice for Peace
563. Emma Saltzberg, IfNotNow
564. Winnie Wong, Activist and Political Strategist
565. James Lafferty, National Lawyers Guild, Los Angeles
566. Joel Segal, Middle East Peace Activist
567. Waseem El-Rayes, New Generation for Palestine
568. Ahmed Salem, MAS-Detroit
569. Jacob Bender, Council on American-Islamic Relations, Philadelphia Chapter
570. Dana Fisher Ashrawi, UUJME – Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East
571. Bassem Kawar, The Campaign to TAKE ON HATE
572. Mohammed W. Faroqui, Individual
573. Humna Ali, Islamic Center of Reseda
574. Naaima Khan, Islamic Resource Group
575. Abby Stein, Author, Women’s March Steering Committee
576. Sarah Bakrey, Muslim American Society of OC
577. Nery Lopez, Florida Student Power
578. Ethan Miller, IfNotNow
579. Sam Frolichstein-Appel, IfNotNow
580. Masood Ranginwala, ICNA
581. Vivian Zelaya, Berkeley Women in Black
582. Shahd Oweis, Aisha Cultural Center
583. Saam Maik Hassan, NY MSA Showdown
584. Muhammad. A Khan,  Masjid Omar Ben Abdel-aziz
585. Elsa Auerbach, Jewish Voice for Peace-Boston
586. Jaseem Anwer, Islamic Foundation North
587. David Mendenhall, Jewish Voice for Peace
588. Katie Halper, The Katie Halper Show
589. Eli Logan, Democratic Progressive Caucus of Brevard
590. Malkah Bird, Jewish Voice for Peace- Indiana
591. Ithaca Jewish Voice for Peace/Committee for Justice in Palestine
592. Assem Saleh, Islamic Center of Charlotte
593. Daniah Kareem, UCSD MSA
594. Rikki Baker Keusch, Former J Street U National Student Board Member
595. Danika Grady, If Not Now San Diego
596. Catherine Murphy, Minnesota Peace Project
597. Rev. Marcia L. Hoffman, UCC PIN; Jewish Voice for Peace- LA
598. Fatima Naser, Aisha Youth Group
599. Leah Alper, IfNotNow
600. Abby Schottenfels, IfNotNow Philadelphia
601. Mayhik Gulzar, Aisha Girls Youth
602. Jacqueline Luqman, Luqman Nation
603. Maria Tobin, Pax Christi
604. Ghouse Mohammed, Muslim Leadership Council of San Diego
605. Netanya Perluss, IfNotNow
606. Ariel Tinney, Jewish Voice for peace
607. Lina Radwan, Muslim American Society
608. Pranav Jani, International Socialist Organization
609. Dee Poujade, Oregon-Idaho United Methodist Conference Holy Land Task Force
610. Joe Roos, MennoPIN
611. Alan Maass, SocialistWorker.org
612. Saima Akhter, Muslim Community Center of Greater San Diego
613. Norman Solomon, RootsAction.org
614. Tom Corcoran, IfNotNow
615. Barb Olson, Madison-Rafah Sister City Project
616. Amanda Jenkins, Muslim American Society
617. Norman White, Chicago Commission on Human Relations
618. Saul Rigberg, Jewish Voice for Peace-Albany, NY Chapter
619. Andrea Bird, Indivisible OC48
620. Sara Lowell, Indivisible OC48
621. Jumana Musa, Human Rights Lawyer
622. Mrinalini Chakraborty, Women’s March – Illinois
623. Murshed Zaheed, Strategy & Hustle
624. Mohamed T Khairullah, Mayor of Prospect Park, NJ
625. Commissioner Fahim Abedrabbo, Clifton – NJ Board of Education
626. Alex Rojas, Justice Democrats
627. Waleed Shahid, Justice Democrats
628. Women’s March Minnesota
629. Dustin Craun, CAIR – San Diego
630. Mejgan Afshan, CAIR – San Diego
631. Faisal Khan, Carolina Peace Center