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The stone from the New Zealand Jewish community reads "peace" in more than one language.
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Rabbi Mendy Goldstein of Chabad of New Zealand places the stone among flowers and well-wishers showing love and support after this month's terror attack at a mosque in Christchurch.
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Rabbi Mendy Goldstein, Chabad rabbi of New Zealand, talks with an Afghanistani Muslim (JWire)
New Zealand Jewish Community Creates Stone of Peace

The stone from the New Zealand Jewish community reads “peace” in more than one language.

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