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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: (Media outlets are welcome to reproduce this article and use the accompanying photographs for editorial coverage of the remembrance only) *WOLVERHAMPTON REFORM UK MARKS OCTOBER 7 MASSACRE WITH CANDLELIT REMEMBRANCE* Cllr Corey Kendrick led a quiet remembrance in Wolverhampton this morning to honour the victims of the Hamas-led attacks of 7 October 2023. Cllr Kendrick, who is of Jewish heritage, lit a candle and invited fellow Councillors to join him for a short period of reflection.  Wolverhampton Reform UK Group Leader Cllr Celia Hibbert attended, alongside her Deputy, Cllr. Anita Stanley and other Reform UK Councillors. Around 1,200 people were killed in the attacks, and 251 people were taken hostage. Cllr Kendrick said: “I had hoped the Council would arrange a commemoration, and I approached them about doing so. That did not come to fruition, but I did not want that to become a barrier. So I organised this remembrance myself.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: (Media outlets are welcome to reproduce this article and use the accompanying photographs for editorial coverage of the remembrance only) *WOLVERHAMPTON REFORM UK MARKS OCTOBER 7 MASSACRE WITH CANDLELIT REMEMBRANCE* Cllr Corey Kendrick led a quiet remembrance in Wolverhampton this morning to honour the victims of the Hamas-led attacks of 7 October 2023. Cllr Kendrick, who is of Jewish heritage, lit a candle and invited fellow Councillors to join him for a short period of reflection. Wolverhampton Reform UK Group Leader Cllr Celia Hibbert attended, alongside her Deputy, Cllr. Anita Stanley and other Reform UK Councillors. Around 1,200 people were killed in the attacks, and 251 people were taken hostage. Cllr Kendrick said: “I had hoped the Council would arrange a commemoration, and I approached them about doing so. That did not come to fruition, but I did not want that to become a barrier. So I organised this remembrance myself. "Wolverhampton Council usually commemorates the Srebrenica massacre, in which Muslim men and boys were murdered. It would have been a thoughtful and fair gesture to extend that recognition to the Jewish community, too, particularly at a time when we face heightened levels of violent antisemitism”. “It is deeply troubling that protests are still planned on the very day Jews were massacred. Those organising them should ask themselves why they have chosen this date. If they do not intend to celebrate Hamas’s atrocities, they must understand the pain and fear this timing causes Jewish people.” Cllr Kendrick said this remembrance was intended as a moment of dignity and reflection, and an opportunity to show solidarity with Jewish residents.

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