Agudath Yisrael in America: "The West needs to wake up from fantasies"

World Jewry was also shocked by the discovery of hostage's bodies tonight (Tuesday). Agudath Yisrael of America, issued a call for world leaders to act against Hamas, "Israeli Society joins the Jews and their culture throughout the world in sorrow versus the brutal murder of three boys, Naftaly Frenkel, Eyal Yifrach and Gilad Shaer hy"d.

"This crime," the message stated, "is not only a crime against Israel but against humanity; Testifying to the profound inhumanity of kidnapping innocent young and idealistic people.

"Hamas and its allies, including the Palestinian Authority, are responsible for these heinous murders made deliberately. Hatred and incitement characterized the campaign for a state alongside Israel is the ones generating the murder, death and destruction born of Arab terror in recent years.

"There are those who believe that all human beings are fundamentally good. Hamas and other terrorist organizations members and countries like Iran, give the lie to the beautiful but naive fantasy, their hope that the free world will fully recognize this fact and understand its implications."

New York unites condemns: Where is the conscience

President of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations - Malcolm Hoenlein, also condemned the murder and said: "We are shocked knowing about the murder of the boys and send our condolences and our solidarity to the bereaved families and the State of Israel.

"It is time that the world will unite against those behind the murder of innocent people. It is impossible to be indifferent or settle expression of sympathy, terrorism and attacks against Israel must end."

City Councilman David Greenfield New York also condemned the murder and said: "Today is a tragic day for all the people who have a conscience. Only barbarians are able to kidnap and murder innocent children in cold blood."

Senator Simcha Felder said: "The Jewish people in general and in particular suffer loss today with the brutal murder. I have no words to describe the feelings of grief and devastation we feel, if you can find one good thing this tragedy united Jews and non-Jews around the world who identified with the families."

Condemnation and participation with the sorrow of the families also was published by Assemblyman Dov Hikind, the Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, City Council member Stefan satellite city comptroller Scott Stringer, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, and more.

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