Let us prayin peace.

From Park East Synagogue in Manhattan to Adas Torah in Los Angeles, Jews have been screamed at, blocked and threatened on their way into shul. On campus, students have faced the same at the doors of Hillel and Chabad. The Right to Worship Act would put a stop to it.

Protesters holding a banner reading 'It is right to rebel, Hillel go to hell' outside the building housing Hillel and Chabad at Baruch College, as a police officer stands nearby. — Protesters outside the building housing Hillel and Chabad at Baruch College, New York City, June 2024.

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I support the Right to Worship Act. No one should have to push past a mob to enter their synagogue, and no student should be harassed walking into Hillel or Chabad. I urge Congress to pass it.

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What the Right to Worship Act does

Led by Sens. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) and Reps. Brad Knott (R-NC) and Tom Suozzi (D-NY)

Creates a 100-foot bufferaround the entrance of any house of worship, from one hour before a scheduled service until one hour after.
Protects shuls and campusescovering synagogues and any space where people regularly gather to pray, including Hillel and Chabad houses.
Carries real penaltieswith fines of $2,500 to $10,000, and lets worshippers and attorneys general take violators to court.
Keeps peaceful protest protectedby targeting conduct that blocks, threatens or intimidates worshippers, not anyone's views.