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Antisemitic terror rattled the Rockies last year. Now Boulder could have a mayor who won’t say whether Israel should exist.

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Between a war in Gaza and a firebombing at home, a local city council finds itself mired in geopolitics.

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Antisemitic terror rattled the Rockies last year. Now Boulder could have a mayor who won’t say whether Israel should exist.

Between a war in Gaza and a firebombing at home, a local city council finds itself mired in geopolitics.

2 hours ago·New York, United States

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Antisemitic terror rattled the Rockies last year. Now Boulder could have a mayor who won’t say whether Israel should exist.

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Antisemitic terror rattled the Rockies last year. Now Boulder could have a mayor who won’t say whether Israel should exist.

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