Protesters of Anti-Israelo carrying the flags of terrorist groups could face the prison under the proposed law
Protesters of Anti-Israeli waving the flags of terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah could face New York If the legislators pass the proposed proposal of the law.
The Senator Office of the New York State Brad Hoylman-Sigal, which is Democrat, confirmed Fox News to introduce a law to a law, known as an attitude against the Law on Flags of Enemy Terrorists.
Proposed account that New York Post First reported, it would expand the definition of difficulty harassment in the first instance to include cases in which one shows a symbol of a foreign terrorist organization with the intention of harassing, annoying or threatening another person.
Those who have been declared guilty could face up to four years in prison.
Anti-Israeli protesters at Barnard College arrested after the mafia has become violent
The protester Anti-Israeli bears Hamas’s flag and head tape while marching at the Nakba Day, in the Bay Ridge section in New York, on May 18, 2024. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Hoylman-Sigal introduces a bill of law together with the New York MP Micah Lasher, who is also a Democrat.
New York City Minority leader Joann Ariola, a Republican, said “Fox & Friends First” that he hoped that the fact that two Democrats would introduce the law of the law to convince liberal MPs to vote for the bill.
The protester Anti-Israeli waved the flag of Hezbollah at a rally in New York in September. (Fntv)
“We have already criminalized the burning crosses, swastika and wearing,” Ariola said. “Why not this new wave how to threaten and terrorize people of certain religions or ethnicity?”
Protest against Israel in NYC is switched to violence and mayhem
Ariola said that although groups like the US Union for civic freedom can dispute the proposed proposal of the law based on free speech, the flags of terrorist organizations are “hate messages”.
Protests against Israeli Israeli war in gauze After October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks under the guidance of Hamas, who killed about 1,200 people.
Last month, anti-Israeli protesters were arrested at the Barnard College in New York after the agitators took over the building at the campus. A week earlier, violent conflicts broke out in the Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in New York, where agitators sang, “Zionists go to hell.”
Fox News’ Kitty Le Claire contributed to this report.
