Run for Their Lives, the Israeli hostage solidarity movement, presses on after Colorado firebombing

The violence may have deterred some but participation in the movement appears to be increasing after the attack, according to Run For Their Lives global coordinator Shira Weiss.

Sam King crosses the street after affixing an Israeli flag to a street light near the scene of an attack that injured multiple people, in Boulder, Colorado, US June 1, 2025.

(photo credit: MARK MAKELA / REUTERS)

ByASAF ELIA-SHALEV/JTA

JUNE 6, 2025 04:37

Run for Their Lives, the Israeli hostage solidarity movement, presses on after Colorado firebombing

The violence may have deterred some but participation in the movement appears to be increasing after the attack, according to Run For Their Lives global coordinator Shira Weiss.

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Run for Their Lives, the Israeli hostage solidarity movement, presses on after Colorado firebombing

The violence may have deterred some but participation in the movement appears to be increasing after the attack, according to Run For Their Lives global coordinator Shira Weiss.

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