A PRAYER vigil will be held in Bradford tomorrow amid the Israel-Palestine conflict.
It is being led by Bradford district faith leaders and will take place in Centenary Square from 5pm.
Organisers say is not a political rally and silence is to be expected.
Everyone welcome - all faiths and none - to our Bradford prayer vigil for peace. Please share widely @LeedsCofE @Bradford_TandA @Council4mosques @bh_council @BradfordShul @SabbiyahPervez @Bfdcathedral @BfdForEveryone pic.twitter.com/EjqHZnrXjo
— Toby Howarth (@toby_howarth) October 17, 2023
Bishop of Bradford Toby Howarth said: "Everyone is welcome - all faiths and none - to our Bradford prayer vigil for peace."
Last week, religious leaders in the city came together to send a message of unity.
Violence and hatred must not be seen as a solution, their statement said.
They also warned residents that they "must not allow a proxy conflict to develop" in Bradford.
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