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Bipartisan legislators of Jewish faith from Colorado appealed to their allies on March 1st, urging them to publicly condemn acts of antisemitic violence, following the arson incident at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall.

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Colorado legislators of Jewish faith from both parties urge international allies to condemn antisemitic violence, following the recent arson attack on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall.

Controversial Political Discourses

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A gang of Jewish state legislators slammed the antisemitic attacks, like the blaze on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, in a joint call for their allies to take a stand against this hateful behavior.

"I'm absolutely fed up and irritated that our community keeps getting targeted," Rep. Ron Weinberg, a Loveland GOP member, emphasized in an interview.

Joining the chorus, these bipartisan legislators issued a statement, lambasting the persistence of such attacks against their community.

City leaders in Boulder have stood up against the violence, slamming the unacceptable nature of these acts and voicing support for the victims plagued by these incidents [1][3]. Law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, are probing the incident as a possible hate crime [2][3]. The Justice Department's head of the antisemitism task force, Leo Terrell, has also weighed in, underlining the use of an incendiary device during a public pro-Israel event [2]. Local community and civil society organizations have also added their voices, with Miri Kornfeld, representing a pro-Israel group, publicly denouncing the attack and sharing updates on the victims [2].

Though the specific legislators involved aren't named in the search results, the incident has garnered widespread criticism and action from various leadership and community groups.

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  1. The bipartisan group of Jewish state legislators, in their joint call against antisemitic attacks, have highlighted the need for stronger policies to combat crime in the community and urge for the general news media and politics to address this issue extensively.
  2. Given the persistent nature of antisemitic attacks, it is urgent for policy-and-legislation to be devised to deal with hate crimes, ensuring the safety and security of the affected community.
  3. By speaking out against antisemitic incidents, such as the attack on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, these legislators and community leaders hope to fashion a future where the politics of hate do not dictate the well-being of any community.
  4. With the increased occurrence of antisemitic acts, the community is encouraged to stay vigilant and actively participate in policy discussions to help shape a safe and inclusive environment, where crime is not tolerated and justice is upheld for all.

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