Fund established by Jewish group to help victims of Boulder attack
Jewish community leaders in Colorado have announced a fund to help the victims of the targeted attack on a peaceful pro-Israel march.
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Jewish community leaders in Colorado have announced a fund to help the victims of the targeted attack on a peaceful pro-Israel march.
The local chapter of the organization hosts weekly runs and walking events aimed at bringing attention to the Israeli hostages taken in Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack. In Colorado, the group has chapters in Boulder and Denver.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and community members gathered for a vigil for the victims of a violent attack against a group marching to bring awareness to Israelis held captive in Gaza.
A man visiting Colorado from Israel was there on Sunday as the attacks happened on Boulder's Pearl Street, leaving a dozen people injured after the suspect started throwing Molotov cocktails at the crowd.
Some of those injured in Sunday's attack in Boulder, Colorado were being treated at UCHealth's Burn and Frostbite Center in Aurora, and two of the three had to be flown to the hospital following the attack due to the severity of the burns.
Following Sunday's antisemitic attack in Boulder, the Jewish community has come together to support each other, and one of the places that's been an anchor is the Boulder Jewish Community Center.
Christian faith leaders gathered at the site of the Boulder terror attack to pray and show solidarity with the city's Jewish community.
The Boulder Jewish Community Center is offering resources to the Colorado community after Sunday's attack, where 15 people were injured at a rally calling for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza.
In the aftermath of Sunday's attack on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Colorado, the Jewish community is coming together amid an outpouring of support.
Reaction to a terror attack in Colorado that injured 15 people has been pouring in from local and state leaders, and that includes Gov. Jared Polis.
A day after a suspected hate crime attack in Boulder, the staff at Falafel King on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder were getting question after question about what happened.
Witnesses to Sunday afternoon's terror attack who were involved in a march through Boulder say they worked as a team to try and put out the flames that were actively burning their fellow marchers.
FBI agents searched an apartment building in Colorado Springs said to be where Boulder attack suspect Mohamed Soliman was living with his family.
The video captures the chaotic moments after the Boulder attack happened in Colorado, showing people trying to help victims who have been injured as well as the suspect being handcuffed by police.
