It was the latest in a string of attacks against Jewish people and institutions, ratcheting up anxiety among those in North America's Jewish community who see these incidents as signs of growing antisemitism in the US. The Boulder attack occurred just weeks after a suspect shot and killed a couple outside the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, DC. There are religious, generational, and partisan divides within the American Jewish community about support for Israel and the question of Palestinian statehood. "Acts of antisemitism have no place in our society," the Muslim Public Affairs Council condemned the Boulder attack in a statement. Many of the group's members are Jewish and support Israel, but those are not requirements for participation.