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We believe that one day the words Zionism and Zionist will carry the same disdain that the words fascism and Nazi do today.

Locality

Type

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Boulder Zionists who support the genocide

Aaron Brockett
Aaron Brockett

Current Mayor of Boulder, seeking re-election in 2026. bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council

Feb 2024
Opposed taking up a Gaza ceasefire resolution, invoking the council procedure rule on foreign policy. That rule is conditional, not a prohibition: it applies only where no prior city policy exists, and permits action anyway if the council allocates the time and resources. Both conditions are the council’s own to decide. Boulder Reporting Lab

Feb 2024
Told the chamber the reason was local priorities, not procedure: “We have so many huge problems right here in our town of Boulder, Colorado, dozens of people living out on our streets, people dying in traffic violence on a regular basis.” He also said the council “has no role in international affairs,” which is a broader claim than the rule makes. Boulder Reporting Lab

Feb 6 2025
Voted against reconsidering the city’s investment policy to exclude a broader range of weapons manufacturers. This was a named position, unlike the informal show of hands that followed in August. Boulder Reporting Lab

Jun 2025
Signed the city statement characterising the June 1 Pearl Street attack as a targeted antisemitic attack on the Jewish community. Every councilmember signed it except Taishya Adams, who wanted it characterised as anti-Zionist. Boulder Reporting Lab

Jun 2025
Suspended open public comment at council meetings after the Pearl Street attack, justifying it in part as a way to focus on city business. It is the most consequential act on this record: it removed the room where residents could address the council directly. Boulder Reporting Lab

Aug 21 2025
Called a recess when attendees shouted at councilmembers, after the show of hands in which only Adams backed revisiting the city's investments. About a dozen residents were in the chamber holding “Divest!” signs. Boulder Reporting Lab

Jul 28 2026
Announced he would seek re-election as mayor after what reporting called a turbulent council term. Taishya Adams announced against him the following week. Boulder Reporting Lab
Matt Benjamin
Matt Benjamin

Boulder city councilmember, re-elected in 2025. bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council

Feb 2024
Voted against taking up a Gaza ceasefire resolution at all, one of seven on an informal 7-2 vote. Adams and Folkerts were the two in favour; Marquis did not weigh in. Boulder Reporting Lab

Feb 6 2025
Voted against reconsidering the city’s investment policy to exclude a broader range of weapons manufacturers. This was a named position, unlike the informal show of hands that followed in August. Boulder Reporting Lab

Jul 29 2025
Issued a joint statement with Mark Wallach accusing Adams of a “troubling pattern” of social media activity and saying two Instagram posts “crossed a serious line into antisemitism,” which they called “a modern form of antisemitism” relying on “double standards, dog whistles and coded messages.” No censure vote was ever held — this was two members speaking, not the council acting. Boulder Reporting Lab

Jul 29 2025
The same statement told her what the job is: “Councilmembers are elected to improve the lives of Boulder residents, not to resolve global conflicts.” Wallach has since left the council, so Benjamin is the only signatory still serving. Boulder Reporting Lab
Nicole Speer
Nicole Speer

Boulder city councilmember, re-elected in 2025. bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council

Feb 2024
Voted against taking up a Gaza ceasefire resolution at all, one of seven on an informal 7-2 vote. She was mayor pro tem at the time. Boulder Reporting Lab

Feb 6 2025
Voted against reconsidering the city’s investment policy to exclude a broader range of weapons manufacturers. This was a named position, unlike the informal show of hands that followed in August. Boulder Reporting Lab
Rachel Amaru
Rachel Amaru

Organizer of the Boulder chapter of Run For Their Lives, which holds weekly walks for the Israeli hostages.

May 28, 2025
Published “Letter: Taishya Adams' Anti-Israel Bias 2” in Boulder Jewish News, writing: “I add my voice to those calling for Adams to be removed as liaison to Boulder Nablus Sister City Project.” It followed her February open letter to Adams in the same outlet, and the code-of-conduct complaint a judge's appointee then dismissed. Boulder Jewish News

Feb 2025
Filed a code-of-conduct complaint against Councilmember Taishya Adams, jointly with Aaron Brooks, over Adams blocking residents on Instagram and limiting access to her book group. The council treated it seriously enough to hire outside counsel from Fort Collins. Boulder Reporting Lab

Mar 2025
The complaint was dismissed. Outside special counsel found Adams had not violated the code of conduct, because neither the account nor the book group was conducted in her official capacity. No sanction followed, and no censure was ever moved. Boulder Reporting Lab

Aug 21 2025
Came out of the council building saying “someone has hung trash on the muni building,” and tore down protest signs belonging to Laura Gonzalez. She organises Run For Their Lives, knows the counter-protesters by sight, and knew whose signs they were. No charge resulted. Witness testimony; the county has confirmed video exists

Aug 21 2025
Followed the sign incident by reporting Gonzalez for harassment after Gonzalez swore at her. Gonzalez was arrested on three counts; a judge has since dismissed two of them, including this one. The prosecution is appealing to reinstate all three. Witness testimony; court record

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Organized the Boulder chapter of Run For Their Lives, which holds weekly walks for the Israeli hostages while ignoring Palestinian Hostages. The Group carried Israeli flags through the streets of Boulder while Israel was commiting a genocide. Members of the Group were witnessed saying, "Not enough babies have been bombed", while marching. She also writes for Boulder Jewish News. In August 2025 the chapter stopped publicising its route and moved to undisclosed locations, a decision she made after the June firebombing and subsequent harassment. YouTube - Member saying, "Not Engough"
Ryan Schuchard
Ryan Schuchard

Boulder city councilmember. bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council

Feb 2024
Voted against taking up a Gaza ceasefire resolution at all, one of seven on an informal 7-2 vote. Adams and Folkerts were the two in favour. Boulder Reporting Lab

Feb 6 2025
Voted TO revisit the city’s investment policy, with Folkerts and Adams, against six opposed. Six months later he declined to back the same effort — so his August position is a reversal of his own February vote, not a consistent stance. Boulder Reporting Lab

Aug 21 2025
Declined to back revisiting the city's investment policy, having previously supported doing so. His stated reason: “The resources needed to take this on in a well-considered way are substantial.” It was an informal show of hands, not a recorded vote, and no breakdown was published. Boulder Reporting Lab
Tara Winer
Tara Winer

Boulder city councilmember and mayor pro tem. bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council

Feb 2024
Voted against taking up a Gaza ceasefire resolution at all, one of seven on an informal 7-2 vote. She is now mayor pro tem. Boulder Reporting Lab

Feb 6 2025
Voted against reconsidering the city’s investment policy to exclude a broader range of weapons manufacturers. This was a named position, unlike the informal show of hands that followed in August. Boulder Reporting Lab
Tina Marquis
Tina Marquis

Boulder city councilmember. bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council

Feb 6 2025
Voted against reconsidering the city’s investment policy to exclude a broader range of weapons manufacturers, with Brockett, Speer, Benjamin, Winer and Wallach. Folkerts, Schuchard and Adams voted to revisit it. Boulder Reporting Lab

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