The cold-blooded murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim—and the obviously premeditated, horrific arson attack of Jews in Boulder yesterday—represent a rubicon in the relentless march of Jew-hatred enveloping the globe. 

To say Jew-hatred has skyrocketed over the last decade would be an understatement. 

This was the lede in an article published by the Associate Press early Thursday morning:“Pro-Palestinian protesters wearing keffiyeh scarves and masks pushed their way into Barnard College’s Milbank Hall, which houses the offices of the dean, and assaulted a school employee Wednesday, according to the school.” 

100,000.

“There is no place for antisemitism in the State of Colorado.”Governor Jared Polis spoke briefly last night at Temple Emanuel in Denver to a standing-room only crowd commemorating the first anniversary of the terrorist massacre and hostage-taking incursion into Israel staged by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023.

It was late March when the professional-looking, xenophobic and racist signs popped up along the E. Colfax corridor near the Capitol building in Denver. And then more appeared in late August.