One handwritten letter. One powerful act of compassion. Gaza is in crisis. More than 16,000 children have been killed since October 7th—one every 40 minutes. Many more are suffering from starvation, dehydration, and trauma. This is not just a humanitarian emergency—it’s a moral one. Mass emails often go unread. But handwritten letters? They get noticed. That’s why we’re joining Letters for Gaza—a campaign urging Congress to support urgent aid and an end to the violence. ✍️ Pledge to write just one handwritten letter to your member of Congress—and invite a friend to do the same. Together, our voices can help save lives. 📬 Learn more and take action today: afcfp.org/letters-for-gaza (fb)

In the wake of the tragic shootings at the Capital Jewish Museum in DC, we, women committed to peace, reject all hate and the violence it breeds. Rather than release our own statement, we’re amplifying the powerful words of Rabbi Jill Jacobs, CEO of T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights, whose message reflects the sorrow and complexity of this moment. We share it with you in peace—and in hope for a future grounded in justice and compassion (fb)