The action resulted in mass arrests, executions, and reprisals against German Jews. Because of the reprisals it provoked, the bombing led to debate within opposition circles similar to those that took place elsewhere where the Jewish resistance was active—taking action and risking murderous reprisals vs. being non-confrontational with the hopes of maximizing survival.
The bombing's repercussions resulted in widespread arrests, executions, and retaliatory actions against German Jews. This sparked debate within opposition groups, mirroring those seen elsewhere where Jewish resistance was active, regarding whether to take action and risk deadly reprisals or remain non-confrontational for the sake of survival.