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One week after attack, Boulder Jewish Festival resonates with resilience
BOULDER, Colo. − The Boulder Jewish Festival was kicking off Sunday amid heightened security at the site where 15 people were injured in a fiery attack on a rally demanding the return of Israeli hostages from Gaza. This is the 30th anniversary of the festival, one of the longest-running Jewish cultural festivals in the nation.
One week after Boulder firebomb attack, thousands gather for 30th annual Boulder Jewish Festival
Thousands of people came together Sunday to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Boulder Jewish Festival. The event also marked exactly one week since an attack on Boulder’s Pearl Street that injured 15 people and one dog.
"There's a sense of betrayal,” said Rabbi Marc Soloway, who had six congregants injured in Sunday's attack on Jews rallying ...
A man yelled “Free Palestine!” as he used incendiary devices – including a “makeshift flamethrower” – to set people on fire ...
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