Anti-Israel groups in Philadelphia are planning a bicycle boycott targeting several Jewish- and Israeli-owned businesses they label “Zionist,” with the event scheduled on the eve of the Kristallnacht anniversary.
Jewish organizations called the upcoming Philadelphia boycott ride targeting Jewish-owned businesses near Rittenhouse Square "Jew-Hatred, plain and simple."
A planned boycott and protest against Jewish and Israeli-owned businesses in Philadelphia has drawn condemnation from across the state, including Pennsylvania’s two senators and the state attorney general.
“No Business for Zionists”: Philadelphia Anti-Israel Activists Target Jewish Restaurants on Eve of Kristallnacht Anniversary, Igniting Outrage Over Antisemitic Intimidation By: Fern Sidman An anti-Israel campaign targeting Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia has provoked widespread condemnation…
A cycling group's plan to ride bikes around Rittenhouse Square on Sunday to protest 'zionist business owners' has drawn criticism from city and state leaders who say the event targets the Jewish community in Philadelphia.
By Danny Freeman, CNN (CNN) — State and local leaders have strongly condemned a protest planned for this weekend in Philadelphia that targets Jewish-owned businesses, calling it antisemitic and unacceptable.
“Everyone has the right to peacefully protest and express their political views. But singling out businesses because their owners are Jewish is unacceptable and has no place in our city,” Mayor Cherelle Parker said.
AG Dave Sunday said in a statement that the timing is "deeply unsettling," as it's scheduled on the eve of Kristallnacht, the nationwide attack on Jewish citizens in Nazi Germany and Austria 88 years ago.
A planned boycott and protest against Jewish and Israeli-owned businesses in Philadelphia has sparked condemnation across the state, including from Mayor Cherelle Parker, community leaders, and Jewish organizations.
A planned Philadelphia bicycle boycott targeting six Jewish-owned businesses drew condemnation from Pennsylvania and city officials, who called it antisemitic and warned against intimidating or excluding people because of their identity.
We’ve heard all the hoary lines by now. They’re not anti-Israel, they’re pro-Palestine. They’re not anti-Semitic, they’re anti-Zionists. They’re not in league with the Nazis, it’s the Zionists in the […]
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) deplored a pro-Palestine bike ride boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia slated for Sunday, adding to growing criticism that the protest was antisemitic. The boycott was organized by Philly Bike on Your Left, an organization that plans social biking events and…
Philadelphia Jewish Restaurants Defy Antisemitic Boycott Campaign as Customers Flood Businesses With Support Ahead of Kristallnacht Anniversary By: Fern Sidman A striking display of communal solidarity is playing out across Philadelphia, where Jewish-owned restaurants singled out by an anti-Israel b…
Local leaders in Pennsylvania are condemning a demonstration targeting Jewish businesses on the eve of the 88th anniversary of the infamous Kristallnacht attacks in Nazi Germany. The self-described "Anti-fascist" group Philly Bike on Your Left has promoted the ride, and a flyer that the group posted…
An activist group called “Philly Bike On Your Left” has organized a bike rally targeting six Jewish-owned businesses at Rittenhouse Square in the heart of Philadelphia, with the flyer stating: “No business for Zionists” and “These Zionist establishments must go. Not in our city.
New billboards are appearing across Philadelphia to push back against a planned boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in the city. The nonprofit organization JewBelong put up billboards at 14 locations across the city that read, “Running over Jewish businesses isn’t a peace plan,” urging people to “bo…
A planned anti-Israel bicycle demonstration in Philadelphia that specifically targets Jewish-owned businesses has ignited sharp condemnation from Jewish organizations and elected officials, according to a report from World Israel News.
Restaurateurs in Center City were bracing Sunday for a controversial bike-ride boycott against six Jewish-owned eateries — and a counterprotest encouraging people to patronize the businesses.
By Danny Freeman, Eduardo Cuevas, Lauren Mascarenhas, CNN Philadelphia (CNN) — A bicycle “boycott ride” targeting several Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia got underway Sunday amid a large police presence and crowds of counterprotesters lining both sides of the street for blocks.
Tensions ran high in Rittenhouse Square on Sunday as a planned "bike boycott" targeting Jewish-owned businesses was met with an overwhelming counter-demonstration, drawing massive crowds of patrons who lined the streets.
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