The second letter presented an "alternative Jewish perspective" of Jewish women, taking aim at the Israeli government's actions.
"We are both pained and outraged by the murders of over one hundred Palestinians," it read.
Barbara Schulman, one of 33 signers of the second letter, said the purpose was to "distinctly show anguish and anger with the violence."
The Israeli consulate locked its doors during the protest. Consulate officials could not be reached for comment.
Katherine Hanna, a self-proclaimed "community activist," said she expected this response.
"They're nervous and they should be," Hanna said. "They realize when young kids are being gunned down there's going to be questions."
The consulate has requested full-time security from police.
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