88 years after Kristallnacht: Jews are once again in the crosshairs

88 years after Kristallnacht, anti-Israel activists in Philadelphia are planning a protest against Jewish-owned businesses. Business owners are fearful, the attorney general warns against anti-Semitic discrimination, and Jewish organizations have condemned the move.

Ahead of the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht, anti-Israel activists in Philadelphia are planning a protest against Jewish-owned businesses and demanding their removal from the city. A Jewish business owner, Lieberman, said she fears for her Judaism, even though her business has no connection to Israel. The boycott organizers described it on Instagram as a way to show the Zionist business owners that they are "disgusting human beings." Jewish groups, including the Anti-Defamation League and StandWithUs, condemned the move as "hatred of Jews, plain and simple." The attorney general warns against anti-Semitic discrimination.