Sunday, June 14, 2026
Elder of Ziyon
Melissa Brodsky notes on Substack that a road was recently "adopted" in West Bloomfield, MI by a group called "Voices for Palestinians" to be responsible for cleaning it up.
A sign was placed on the road at taxpayer expense to mark the portion adopted.
When people or organizations adopt a road in Oakland County, they get to choose from all available roads. So churches will typically adopt a road near their facilities, or people will adopt one in memory of a loved one who might have died in a traffic accident on that road.
Out of all the roads available in Oakland County, "Voices for Palestinians" chose Orchard Lake Road between West Maple Road and Walnut Lake Road - the epicenter of the Jewish community of West Bloomfield. There are at least 8 synagogues and at least three Jewish schools plus Jewish community centers and other Jewish organizations near that mile of road.
Including Temple Israel, which was attacked last March by an Islamist terrorist. For Palestine.
There are no mosques that I can find in that immediate area.
Who is "Voices for Palestinians?" I can find no mention of this group anywhere. There are plenty of pro-Palestinian groups in the Detroit metro area but this one seems to have no website, no social media presence. No one ever heard of them before this sign was put up.
This is the only major road that hadn't already been adopted in the Jewish neighborhood. The sign is northbound right at the entrance of the Jewish community.
It is hard to escape the idea that this organization was created just to get the county to put up the sign, with the primary purpose to intimidate the Jewish community of West Bloomfield. It costs nothing, except volunteering twice a year. (And if they don't show up, the sign is still there for a year, so it does its job.)
This is legal Jew-baiting.
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