Governor Hochul, only you stand between this reckless law and the sanctity of New York’s moral fabric. On behalf of Orthodox, Modern Orthodox, and all Jews across the state—and in solidarity with our secular neighbors who value human dignity above expedience—we beg you: Please, do not let New York
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