Chilling protest on Nazi terror anniversary demands Jewish-owned Philly shops leave city

So on Sunday in Philadelphia, there is a really scary protest against Jewish businesses in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood. But there's a few things here that make this especially concerning. It is scheduled for the eve of... Kristallnacht, which is a Nazi night of terror. And the language also used in this protest post has been really concerning. These Zionist establishments must go show these Zio business owners that we see them for the disgusting humans they are. And what's even more crazy about this is that several of these businesses are just owned by Jewish people. We spoke to one business owner who runs a mac and cheese shop. And she said the only reason she thinks she could possibly be targeted is because she wears a Star of David necklace around her neck when she works at her shop. I was kind of like, why am I looped into this? You know, I don't have an Israeli restaurant. I haven't been targeted before. I've never brought religion or politics into my business. I've never judged any customer that's walked through my store. You know, it's just misinformation and it's really unfortunate. We don't deserve that. We go to work every day. We're really good people. We have really wonderful customers. You go to work every day trying and like the world is hard enough. And now it just seems you just have a bunch of bullies down your back for no reason. It's like if you actually got to know me or if you actually knew the truth about what you're posting about me. We wouldn't be in this position. The other chilling angle here is that the protest is set to take place on the eve of the anniversary of Kristallnacht. Kristallnacht is infamous for anyone who sort of knows their Holocaust Anti-Semitism history because that is basically a Nazi terror campaign over two days, November 9 and 10, 1938, when Nazi rioters sacked Jewish communities across Germany and Austria. And this very much was a coming out of the anti-Semitic Nazi movement targeting Jews for For being Jews, it led to thousands of Jewish business owners being rounded up and taken into concentration camps, taken to prison. And so all of these things combined has really made this protest rise above the level of concern for a lot of Jewish business owners. You know, at this point, like they're using the night before a very big anniversary of a vote. tragic event in Jewish history, in German history, in all history. You know, it's a tragic happening. And they are using words like they must go and disgusting humans. And This one just felt different. The one upside here is that there seems to be a big note of defiance in response to this protest. All of the businesses that have been named said that they are going to be open. And there have been a lot of people who've said we are going to line up. And the New York Post will be there on Sunday to tell you what happens during this really scary protest.