Bring Them Home California car rally to raise awareness of those taken by Hamas
Two hundred cars displaying images of the hostages that are still missing took part in a rally in the San Francisco Bay Area at the weekend
Over 250 cars took part in a car rally in the San Francisco Bay Area yesterday (Sunday) to raise awareness of those being held hostage by Hamas.
Each car carried an Israeli and US flag along with images of those taken by Hamas during its terrorist attacks on 7 October, along with the words ‘Bring Them Home’.
The rally, which took place across Sunnyvale, Saratoga, Cupertino, Santa Clara, Los Gatos and San Jose, was organised by Shani Shoham and Shlomi Gian, two Israeli entrepreneurs that live in the Bay Area.
Shani Shoham said: “We are all grieving and heartbroken by the October 7 atrocities. We all have family, friends and colleagues that were kidnapped or brutally murdered. We decided to rise up and come together as a community, Israelis, jewish, Indians and anyone that supports humanity to raise awareness for the hostages whose whereabouts and well-being is unknown.”
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