Colorado group seeks to confront rise in antisemitism

More than 300 people — most of them non-Jews — crowded a ballroom in downtown Denver Monday to confront the rise in antisemitism in America and elsewhere in the world.

For Halley Motley, her moment of recognition came as an art student at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. When the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas against Israel set off a war in the Middle East, she had just returned from a church trip to Israel. For an art class, she painted scenes she recalled from a kibbutz…

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