Nypost Philly Protest Targets Jewish-Owned Businesses on Kristallnacht Anniversary
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- •Anti-Israel activists are targeting Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia.
- •The protest coincides with the anniversary of Kristallnacht, raising historical concerns.
- •Local officials and business owners condemn the boycott as discriminatory and antisemitic.
In Philadelphia, anti-Israel activists plan a protest targeting Jewish-owned businesses in Rittenhouse Square, coinciding with the anniversary of Kristallnacht. The protest, organized by the group Philly Bike On Your Left, aims to oust establishments like Schlesinger’s and Mac Mart, with messaging that echoes historical antisemitic rhetoric. Business owners, including Marti Lieberman and Yehuda Sichel, expressed shock and fear over the targeting, emphasizing their businesses' disconnection from Israeli politics. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday condemned the boycott as discriminatory and reminiscent of historical antisemitism. The protest is scheduled for November 8, 2026, just before the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht, a violent event against Jews in Nazi Germany.
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