Israel Goldstein
Israel Goldstein · Civil Rights & Human Rights
American Jewish Congress president who publicly condemned church bombings and mobilized Jewish organizational support for civil rights.
1896, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA — 1986, Jerusalem, Israel
New York City; Jerusalem
Israel Goldstein is recognized among Jewish contributors to Civil Rights & Human Rights — American Jewish Congress president who publicly condemned church bombings and mobilized Jewish organizational support for civil rights.
Israel Goldstein was an American Conservative rabbi and president of the American Jewish Congress who publicly condemned church bombings and other racist violence. He mobilized Jewish organizational support for the civil rights movement and for interfaith cooperation. A lifelong Zionist, he later settled in Jerusalem.
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American Jewish Congress president who publicly condemned church bombings and mobilized Jewish organizational support for civil rights.
Source: Jews in the civil rights movement (Wikipedia)
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