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Chicago-- Chicago's interfaith community is denouncing the recent surge of anti-Muslim and anti-Semitic vandalism across the country.
Reverend Jesse Jackson gathered with Jewish, Muslim and Christian leaders at KAM Isaiah Israel on Friday for a news conference. The group saying President Trump hasn't done enough to stop a disheartening rise of hate in this country, pointing to recent vandalism of a jewish cemetery in St.Louis as well as other threats and violence.
Tomorrow, The Inner City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) will host another rally outside Trump Tower to celebrate refugees.
