The progressive Jewish group If Not Now went to Capitol Hill last week to talk to lawmakers and hold a rally.
While the group sang a call-and-response of “cease-fire now” and “not in our name” next to the Reflecting Pool, Matan Arad-Neeman, the group’s spokesman, explained why they were there.
“We’ve only seen — what is it — 17 members of Congress so far call for a cease-fire. And I’m so grateful for their moral courage,” he said. “But the rest of Congress needs to step up and end this bloodshed.”
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