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Thousands of protesters demanding
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By Katherine Donlevy Matthew Sedacca and Valentina Jaramillo
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Israel clash with NYPD
Published Oct. 21, 2023 Updated Oct. 21, 2023, 10:03 p.m. ET

Thousands of protesters demanding eradication of Israel clash with NYPD

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Israeli-American describes The “Flood Brooklyn for Palestine” demonstration devolved 148,221
sheer horror of clearing bodies
from Hamas terrorist attack into chaos as night fell, with protesters completely shutting
down traffic, screaming at police and lighting small fires in
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effort to quell the out-of-control rally.

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The NYPD confirmed that approximately two dozen people were taken into custody during the chaos, but See All
it was unclear whether those detained by police were formally arrested or issued summonses.

The overwhelming demonstration kicked off hours earlier in one of the largest Arab and Middle Eastern Video
communities in New York City
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“We are calling for full liberation of all of Palestine . . . to every single inch, from river to the sea,” shouted the WNBA and women's basketball
across the US
one protester, repeating a refrain used by Hamas terrorists and their anti-Israel backers.

One protester is seen being handcuffed after a confrontation with police officers.
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“We are not like other groups simply calling for a cease-fire,” added the woman, wearing a T-shirt of one
of the event’s organizers, the radical leftist group Within Our Lifetime.

“We are calling not simply for an end to genocide. We are calling for an end to the siege, an end to the
blockade. An end to the occupation.”

The anti-Israel mob included all ages, from young children to 20-somethings to gray-haired elders.

Onlookers are seen standing behind glass as an NYPD officer looks on.
James Keivom

“Say it loud, say it clear, we don’t want no Zionists here!” protesters cheered while beating on drums and
waving Palestinian flags.

“We will free Palestine within our lifetime!” the crowd cried, holding signs reading, “Zionism is genocide”
and “Resistance is justified when people are occupied.”

One demonstrator was seen carrying a distasteful poster depicting a person throwing the Israeli flag in the
trash.

An older woman is seen being pulled back while an NYPD officer approaches them during Saturday’s protest.
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Worst attack on Israel in 50 years: How we got here


2005: Israel unilaterally withdraws from the Gaza Strip over three decades after winning the territory
from Egypt in the Six-Day War.

2006: Terrorist group Hamas wins a Palestinian legislative election.

2007: Hamas seizes control of Gaza in a civil war.

2008: Israel launches military offensive against Gaza after Palestinian terrorists fired rockets into the
town of Sderot.

2023: Hamas launches the biggest attack on Israel in 50 years.

Over 1,400 Israelis are dead, more than 4,200 are wounded and at least 100 were taken hostage, with
the death toll expected to rise after Hamas terrorists fired thousands of rockets and sent dozens of
militants into Israeli towns.

Hamas terrorists were seen taking female hostages and parading them down the street in horrifying
videos.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced “ We are at war ” and vowed Hamas would pay “a
price it has never known.”

Gaza health officials report at least 3,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 12,500 injured.

“Please keep the world clean!” the sign read.

Many attendees weren’t surprised by Saturday’s show of force for the rally, which was promoted as a
demonstration for the “end [of] US-sponsored genocide in Gaza.”

“It’s Brooklyn, so it’s little Palestine,” one protester named Amy said.

“We are calling for full liberation of all of Palestine . . . to every single inch, from river to the sea,” shouted one protester,
repeating a refrain used by Hamas terrorists and their anti-Israel backers.
James Keivom

“I’m here because I’ve been feeling angry about what’s happening, and coming out here and yelling in
support with the community is a good thing for everyone.”

City Councilmember Ari Kagan ripped the protesters, stating the demonstration was calling for further
violence under the guise of a rally for freedom.

No speaker mentioned HAMAS atrocities against innocent Israeli civilians. And crowd chanted HAMAS
slogan: “From the river to the sea Palestine will be free!” – advocating for eradication of Jews from Israel,”
the Jewish Republican representing part of southern Brooklyn said on X.

Protesters brandished signs reading “Zionism is genocide” and “resistance is justified when people are occupied.”
James Keivom

“This was not a rally for a two state solution or for liberation of Gaza from HAMAS or public call to free
hundreds of kidnapped Israelis & Americans. It was a shameful pro-HAMAS & anti-Israel rally that I
strongly condemn.”

Other critics took to social media to tear into the marchers for their radical demand calling for the end of
Israel.

“Whole neighborhood are Hamas supporters. Disgusting,” one seethed on X.

“This Bay Ridgeite thinks if Hamas didn’t kill >1,000 civilians, including the beheadings of women and
children, they wouldn’t be in this predicament,” another wrote .

The NYPD confirmed that an unspecified number of demonstrators were taken custody.

Demonstrations have erupted since Hamas terrorists descended on Israel, murdering 1,400 people,
including babies and children. The attack unleashed war as Israel vowed to destroy Hamas.

In one Manhattan demonstration against the conflict, angry pro-Palestinian supporters displayed
swastikas and burned an Israeli flag.

On Friday, 139 pro-Palestinian protesters attending a demonstration organized by the Democratic


Socialists of America were arrested for blocking traffic in Manhattan.

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