A group of anti-Israeli demonstrants descended on Tuesday to the Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn, which led to violent conflicts and chaotic scenes, according to reports and videos.
Several fights broke out as the agitators sang: “Zionists go to hell” and wave the Palestinian flags at a protest at Borough Park.
The protest was led by the Anti-Israeli Activist Group “Pal-Awda”, which said they show against the sale of “stolen Palestinian countries”, according to the group’s Instagram account.
A group of anti-Israeli demonstrants descended on Tuesday to the Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn, which led to violent conflicts and chaotic scenes, according to reports and videos. (Fntv)
Protesters Anti-Israella cheer and vandalize the House of Super Agent Jewish Media, UC Regent
The audience is separated in three parts, according to the times of Israel. Protesters of Anti-Israeli and Groups of Pro-Israeli counterprotions are gathering in the police opposed by barricades on the street, and many Jewish residents are watched from the opposite trotor. Protesters of Anti-Israella are mostly shouting at the inhabitants of the neighborhood, which are closer, the socket reported.
The footage shows several skirmishes.
One person was arrested, according to the New York Post. The shots show a large knife on the ground while the police withdrew the person. It was not immediately clear if the knife was used.
At least one person was arrested in connection with violent quarrels, police said. (Llly ny)
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“How many children have you killed today?” The protesters of Anti-Israeli sang to the rhythm of the drum, the Times of Israel reported.
Some flashed through the middle fingers on Jewish pedestrians while children on the way home from local Yushi watched from the school bus window, reported the socket.
Fox News Digital spoke to NYPD for more information.
