The government of Boulder County, in Colorado, is working with representatives of the city’s Jewish community to find ways to mark the one-year anniversary of the June 21 attack against pro-Israel participants in Boulder Run for Their Lives.
The county government is doing so “mark this upcoming anniversary and ensure this tragedy is not forgotten,” it stated.
“Almost a year ago, on June 1, 2025, there was a heinous antisemitic attack on 29 members of the Boulder community during a peaceful gathering in front of the Boulder County Courthouse,” the county government said. “The community members were gathered for the weekly Boulder Run for Their Lives walk, and tragically, Karen Diamond died from her injuries.”
It invited members of the community who want to honor survivors and remember Diamond to come to the Boulder Jewish Festival on June 7.
