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Washington (JTA) — Dozens
of Jews blew shofars outside
the White House last week
to call for greater attention
to the plight of the Bosnian
people.
The event came less than
two weeks after a particular-
ly gruesome attack on the
marketplace in the Bosnian
capital of Sarajevo left 68
people dead and sent
shockwaves throughout the
world.
"The shofar is a wakeup
call that we use on the High
Holy Days to arouse
ourselves from spiritual
slumber," said Michael
Feuer, president of the
Washington region of the
American Jewish Congress,
which organized the event.
Mr. Feuer said in an inter-
view that his group "came to
realize that we have to
arouse the American peo-
ple," including the govern-
ment, from their "spiritual
slumber" over the Bosnia
issue.
Jewish groups, including
AJCongress, have long been
calling for stronger action
from the Bush and Clinton
administrations to combat
the "ethnic cleansing"
perpetrated primarily by
Serbs against Muslims in
the former Yugoslav repub-
lic.
Many in the Jewish corn-
munity have seen echoes of
the Holocaust in the events
in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Under sunny skies, ap-
proximately 200 people
gathered in snowy Lafayette
Park across the street from
the White House to par-
ticipate in the event, which
was co-sponsored by numer-
ous other Jewish organiza-
tions.
Meanwhile, Hillel groups
across the country held pro-
grams to bring attention to
the issue of Bosnia and raise
Jewish groups
have long been
calling for stronger
action.
humanitarian aid for the
besieged country's citizens.
"BosniAid," as the effort
was known, brought
together Jewish, Christian,
and Muslim students in a
variety of programs at over
130 campuses around the
country.
Contributions were to be
sent to the American Jewish
Joint Distribution Com-
mittee, which then would
provide medical supplies,
food and clothing for the
Bosnians.
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