The event was held on the spot where a suspected terrorist allegedly hurled firebombs and used a blowtorch to injure several people.
Hundreds of people attended a Jewish festival in Boulder, Colorado on Sunday, held at the site of an antisemitic terrorist attack last week.
As in previous years, the annual festival was held at the Pearl Street pedestrian mall. Pro-Israel demonstrators have been gathering there weekly, usually staging a small demonstration with several dozen participants, to raise awareness regarding the plight of the hostages being held by terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip.
On Thursday, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national who federal authorities say was living in the U.S. illegally, was charged in state court with 118 counts, including attempted murder, assault, illegal use of explosives and animal cruelty. On June 1, he allegedly attacked the pro-Israel protesters with firebombs and a makeshift blowtorch while shouting “Free Palestine.” He has also been charged with a hate crime in federal court and is jailed on a $10 million cash bond.