“While Ms. Billoo should never have been appointed, we applaud the Women’s March, Inc. leadership for voting to remove her,” the statement read. “After years of waffling and empty statements in response to the Jewish community’s attempts to communicate our pain and alienation, this swift, decisive action is welcomed. Action matters.” The group added it …
“While Ms. Billoo should never have been appointed, we applaud the Women’s March, Inc. leadership for voting to remove her. After years of waffling and empty statements in response to the Jewish community’s attempts to communicate our pain and alienation, this swift, decisive action is welcomed,” the Zioness Movement said in a statement.
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Ann Lewis, a board member of Zioness who participated in the Women’s March before distancing from it earlier this year, told JI… “We don’t need to reinvent new organizations that are trying to find new titles for would-be ‘leaders’ who have worn out their welcome elsewhere.”
“Billoo’s numerous and unqualified attacks on Zionists leave no room in this coalition for American Jews, 95% of whom support Israel’s right to exist and consider Zionism an inherent part of our identities, alongside our commitment to progressive politics,” it continued. “No amount of Jewish appointees to the new board can justify the appointment of …
