Chicago-area Jewish organizations and elected officials raised concerns about protests and the potential for violence outside of the Democratic National…
Chicago-area Jewish organizations and elected officials raised concerns about protests and the potential for violence outside of the Democratic National Convention during a press conference Thursday.
Referencing videos of burnt American flags and a bloodied mask of President Joe Biden at a protest in Washington, D.C., ADL regional director David Goldenberg said"it is time for Chicago to wake up" in regards to the potential for similar protests.
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