Colorado Attorney General and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Weiser revealed Wednesday he was "concerned" that far-left congressional candidate Melat Kiros could not answer whether the firebombing of a pro-Israel rally was antisemitic.In an interview with 9News last month, Kiros hesitated to answer whether a deadly attack on a pro-Israel rally in Boulder last year which killed one attendee and wounded a dozen others could be described as antisemitic."I don't know what was in the heart of the perpetrator," Kiros said."All I know is that he went and attacked innocent people because of what they might have believed, and I don't even know what the people that were at that protest believed, too.
In fact, most of them were probably just there to, you know, ask that the people who were kidnapped during October 7 be returned home to their families.That's not a political statement in and of itself."COLORADO SOCIALIST CANDIDATE CALLED 9/11 TERROR ATTACKS 'INEVITABLE' DUE TO US FOREIGN POLICYColorado Attorney General Phil Weiser criticized a recent interview with congressional candidate Melat Kiros.
(Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)She continued, "I think the fact that we're having a conversation about whether it was anti-Zionism or antisemitism is a political debate that, you know, I think everyone has the freedom to have, but to me it was a loss of innocent life.Regardless of what the perpetrator had in mind when he took those lives matters less to me than, you know, our responsibility to making sure that people understand that even in the face of these kinds of disagreements that violence is not the answer."When pressed, Kiros repeated that she did not know the perpetrator's intentions.PETER THIEL STUNS LIBERAL ASPEN CROWD, WARNS DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS WILL TAKE OVER THEIR PARTYWeiser, who recently defeated Sen.
Michael Bennet in the Democratic primary bid for governor, pointed out that the perpetrator, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, had already been convicted of all charge...