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Protesters Against Jewish Businesses in Philadelphia Met by Large Counter-Demonstration
A planned boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia on Sunday was thwarted by a large counter-demonstration. Masked protesters targeting businesses were outnumbered by supporters, leading to an early end to the demonstration.
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What happened
- 01A planned boycott of Jewish businesses in Philadelphia was met by a large counter-protest on Sunday.
- 02Dozens of masked protesters were outnumbered by supporters of the targeted businesses.
- 03Mayor Cherelle Parker and the Pennsylvania Attorney General condemned the boycott as antisemitic.
- 04The Anti-Defamation League called the protest an attempt to intimidate the Jewish community.
- 05Police intervened and arrested at least one masked demonstrator during the event.
Mayor Cherelle Parker condemned the boycott attempt as antisemitic, a sentiment echoed by the ADL, which called it an intimidation tactic.
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