Philly Jewish Leaders Urge Calm Amid Planned Restaurant Boycott
Summarized from Haaretz English by baba
Jewish leaders in Philadelphia are urging calm ahead of a planned pro-Palestinian "boycott ride" targeting six restaurants. While initially encouraging support for the businesses, leaders now fear counter-protests could lead to clashes. The boycott is set to take place on Sunday.
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- Philadelphia Jewish leaders are urging restraint ahead of a planned "boycott ride."
- The boycott targets six Israeli and Jewish-owned restaurants.
- Leaders initially encouraged public support for the targeted businesses.
- Concerns have risen about potential clashes between protesters and counter-protesters.
- Clergy worry that a large turnout could lead to chaos.
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