Denver (KDVR) – The building overlooking the site was where an Egyptian man threw the Molotov cocktails at the demonstrators looking for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza on Wednesday night to honor the victims and take a position against anti -Semitism.
the Bulder Province Court It has been shed light that was a display of solidarity with 15 victims of an attack from the fire bombs that all of the terrorism and hatred crime called. Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, 45, is accused of throwing homemade Molotov cocktails on peaceful demonstrators with running for their lives.
“With the support of the city of Bulder and the Bulder community as a whole, we know, as a Jewish community, that there are those who will stand and walk next to us,” Senator Miklason Jenit said in a statement announced by a symbolic gesture.
The offer was shown through cooperation between the Israeli -American Council Colorado, Senator Davna Micolson Gennit and Bulder.
“This is a strong statement of unity and is against anti -Semitism in response to the horrific terrorist attack in Bulder,” said regional director IAC Colorado Regional.
The building, which is located in 1325 Pearl Street, was presented recently a national historical landmark and shed light from 6 to 9 pm on Wednesday evening.