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The President of Tikkun Chai Inter-National Rabbi Michael Ben Yosef participates in a "UNIFIED CALL TO ACTION" after the display of hate was demonstrated in New Zealand that resulted in 51 lives taken tragically.  This event was hosted by:

IL Muslim Civiv Coalition 

www.ilmuslimciviccoalition.org 

There were several prominent leaders that joined in this endeavour like Rev. Jessie Jackson, IL. Senator Dick Durbin, IL. House State Representatives, Jewish/Christian/Imam Religious Leaders were in attendance. 

The President of Tikkun Chai Inter-National is currently working on a documentary to highlight the disadvantages that people of color face.

In the word's of the Rabbi, "my deep conern is that people of color is just forgotten and the general society actions support that.  This documentary I am working on will show that "WHITE PRIVILEGE" is alive in Chicago.  For example "THE MAGNIFICENT MILE" is furnished to high standards that serves the 1% ONLY leaving the rest of Chicago in the state of despair.  On the other hand, it is on purpose that people of color is viewed as SECOND CLASS CITIZENS based on the conditions set forth. 

Here are the challenges that I see as lacking tremendously and elected offical's are failing to address these issues and they are as follows: inadequate housing, structured schools with adequate supplies and teachers paid correctly, lack of after school programs for children, gang infestations, drug cartels, just to name a few that are left unnoticed.  

As Rabbi it is my job to bring the AWARENESS of these things when others dont".

The City of Chicago on purpose does not send any building inspector to insure owners of properties in the black neighborhood is upkept.

This infested vacant property can be renovated with the wasteful spending to bring jobs, and to add value in the black community 

Downtown Chicago is never to look bad with all of its millions of dollars in resources.

Drug infested property in the neighborhoods of people of color.

Chicago is "NOTORIOUS" of its wasteful spending by painting Lake Michigan green instead of using these funds for the problems.

Spiritual Leader Riamaina Yisrael Congregation

 Pres. Tikkun Chai Inter-National Rabbi Michael Ben Yosef 

was invited to RAMADAN INTERFAITH IFTAAR DINNER hosted by AHMADDIYYA MUSLIM COMMUNITY (AMC).  The Rabbi was privaleged and honored to give a message of "UNITY" at the program.  Because the Rabbi continued efforts in outreach has convinced other faith systems in Islam and Chrristain faith systems that SOLIDARITY is needed.

As RABBI...I had the pleasure of taking a phote with the dignitaries present. 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2334577756757905&id=100006171105850

To my right: IMAM of AMC Mohammed Zafarullah
Rabbi Michael Ben Yosef
To my left: President of AMC Abudul Karim
To my far left: Chairman of Humanity First Munam Naeem

(TOP) President of AHMADIYYA MUSLIM COMMUNITY (AMC)

(BL) Haroon Garel

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

Director, Outreach Chicago East Chapter

(BR) Reverend from an Inner City Church

THE COALITION.....

This ACTION was called to DENOUNCE the newly renovated "RIVERWALK" money STOLEN from other sources to fund this project in Chicago.  

The COALITION.....

Denounces EMPHACTICALLY that this "RIVERWALK" should be named after the outgoing Mayor Rahm "THE WEASEL"

 Emmanel for his recent acts of "16 SHOTS AND A COVERUP" of MURDERED LAQUAN MCDONALD and host of other things.  Rahm Emmanel will go down in history of Chicago as its WORST Mayor that hurt the people of color.  Instead we DEMAND that the "RIVERWALK" be named after someone that ment something to people of color in Chicago.

President of Freedom First International 

Bishop Gregg L. Greer

Freedom First International 

Joseph Pughsley

President of Violence Interrupters 

Tio Hardiman

Spiritual Leader Riamaina Yisrael Congregation 

President of Tikkun Chai Inter-National 

Rabbi/Rav Michael Ben Yosef

RABBI ON LOCATION...

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Missha Beauty store. Yesterday Carolyn Ruff was arrested for a peaceful protest. This store is ran by FOREIGNERS who disrespects our people of color

Spiritual Leader Riamaina Yisrael Congregation

President of Tikkun Chai Inter-National

Rabbi/Rav Michael Ben Yosef

Spiritual Leader Riamaina Yisrael Congregation

President of Tikkun Chai Inter-National

Rabbi/Rav Michael Ben Yosef

There are several projects that is underway at the direction of the Rabbi. The community is farming to sell crops during the harvest season. The community has earned enough sales to began a needed piece of equipment for the community and that is a public toilet.

Future projects that will take place to build a shelter from the elements. The area where the community is located is very rainy and can severe. The community wants to build a Hospital, School for the children and a synogogue to worship in comfort

CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) -- The unsolved murders of 51 women in Chicago, most of whom were African American, has a community activist calling for more action from police and the city.

A small group of protesters gathered in the Nat King Cole Park at 85th and King on the South Side late Saturday morning to honor the 51 women and to ask why more isn’t being done to solve the crimes. Rabbi Michael Ben-Yosef organized the vigil.

https://wbbm780.radio.com/articles/activists-hold-vigil-unsolved-murders-51-chicago-women

CHICAGO (AP) - The bodies turned up in some of Chicago's most derelict places: alleys, abandoned buildings, weed-choked lots and garbage containers. The victims were mostly black women who had been strangled or suffocated.

Authorities believed many were prostitutes or drug addicts or both. There was evidence of sexual attacks, and some of the dead were naked or wearing torn clothes, as if someone had tried to rip them off.

The slayings that began in 2001 continued for years and remain unsolved. Now a national nonprofit group and a computer algorithm are helping detectives review the cases and revealing potential connections. The renewed investigation offers hope to the victims' relatives, some of whom have waited nearly two decades for answers.

"I say I've moved on from what happened, put it in God's hands. But deep down I know I haven't," said Marsean Shines, a teenager when his aunt, Winifred Shines, was strangled and left in an alley almost 19 years ago. Family members have always wondered if she died at the hands of the same killer who choked the life out of her.

http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/local/serial-killer-in-chicago-51-women-murdered-by-strangulation-since-2001

"We have a serial killer in our community," said Rabbi Michael Ben Yosef, Riamaina Yisrael Congregation. "Since 2001, there have been countless murders of people of color."

The group of community activists and pastors said from 2001 to 2017 there have been at least 51 female victims of color killed. Most lived in or frequented neighborhoods on Chicago's South and West sides.

https://abc7chicago.com/amp/activists-ask-mayor-to-if-a-serial-killer-is-targeting-black-women-on-south-west-sides/5322207/