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Demonstrations in Washington D.C. featured a confrontation between pro-Zionist and anti-Zionist Jewish groups. Hasidic Jews participated in the anti-Israel protests, a group historically known for being outliers within Israel due to their refusal to perform IDF military service. The presence of police was required to maintain a barrier between the opposing factions.
Reports from the Times of Israel indicate that the Bataclan theater had been Jewish-owned for decades and was a frequent target of anti-Zionist groups. Although the venue was reportedly sold two months prior to the attack, the hosts discuss whether the terrorists were aware of the ownership change or if the theater's history of hosting pro-Israel events made it a long-standing target.
