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Statement on the May 18 Attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego

May 20, 2026 Lili Stern

Filed Under: New & Noteworthy, Statements

The Interfaith Center of New York joins our Muslim neighbors – and people of good will from all faiths and none – in mourning the victims of Monday’s attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego.  Our hearts go out to the families of the three men cut down by hate, to the young children traumatized by an attack on their school, and to the entire Muslim community of San Diego, left reeling by yet another assault on a house of worship.

Such attacks may no longer come as a surprise, but they should still come as a shock.  Tragically, the Islamic Center of San Diego has joined the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Mother Emanuel church in Charleston, the Oak Creek Gurudwara outside of Milwaukee, and far too many other houses of worship targeted by hate.  As Americans, as neighbors, and as human beings created in the image of a loving God, we must stand together and say NO MORE.  No more hate violence, and no more of the dehumanizing, bigoted rhetoric that turns teenagers into instruments of this violence.

ICNY’s Dr. Henry Goldschmidt joins diverse faith leaders and elected officials in condemning the attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego, at a May 19 vigil held at the Jamaica Muslim Center.  (photo credit: Mohamed Amen)

 

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  • About
    • About ICNY
    • James Parks Morton
    • ICNY Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Annual Reports
    • IRS Form 990
  • Programs
    • Hands Off NYC Faith Communities
    • Multifaith Monday Vigils for Democracy
    • Supporting New New Yorkers
    • Interfaith Civic Leadership Academy
    • Conferences for Religious and Civic Leaders
    • Lawyering and Religious Diversity
    • Education Programs for Teachers and Students
    • Past Programs
  • Resources
    • Community Response to ICE Arrest: A Step-by-Step Guide
    • An Interfaith Social Justice Compact for Mayoral Candidates 2025
    • Resources to Equip Immigrant Communities
    • Resources for K-12 Religious Diversity Education
    • Multifaith Organizing Guides and Videos
    • NYPD Training Video: Policing in Today’s Multifaith New York
    • Archive
  • News & Events
    • Annual Gala
    • ICNY in the News
    • Statements
    • Monthly Newsletter
    • Other Events
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    • Join an Advocacy Campaign
    • Read ICNY’s Advocacy Blog
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