On Monday evening, a pro-Palestinian demonstration assembled within Penn Station’s Moynihan Train Hall in midtown Manhattan. This group had initially congregated at the Port Authority Bus Terminal and had previously marched down 42nd Street from Grand Central Terminal, where the MTA had issued travel restriction warnings to commuters.
Around 5 p.m., law enforcement personnel were observed setting up barricades and blocking entrances to Penn Station, including an NJ TRANSIT entrance on 7th Avenue. However, the demonstrators managed to access the building via the entrance on 33rd Street.
Additionally, protesters were seen in the main hall at Grand Central shortly after 3 p.m., leading to the closure of some entrances to the terminal by the police.
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the sign says “israel does not represent world jewry”, but the terrorists do represent the palestinians? oh, the irony!
they seem never forget to invite Naturei Karta, looks like it’s 24/7 job for NK. I assume those idiots in Chasidishe garments joined the Arabs for prayer and earned another chelek in gehinom today.
How do these NK עוכרי ישראל get the memo about every pro Hamas protest and come and cause such a chilul H-shem?! And had they been standing with their signs at Kibbutz Beeri or Kfar Aza, would they have been singled out for preferential treatment by the barbarians they identify with?
shloimeboruch:
What’s important to keeping Jews safer is global recognition of the fact that “Israel does not represent world Jewry” – never has and never will.
Under American law, the government is expected to prevent racists from blogging people from accessing to public and quasi-public (e.g. Amtrak) transportation. If they fail to do so, they can be sued. If the New York city and state authorities are unwilling to opposed the nazis, and if the Federal government is unwilling to use its authority under the civil rights acts – we need to consider actions, ranging from use of force to close down the transit system (if they want it to be Judenrein, we should see to it that no one else can use it), lawsuits against public officials under the civil rights laws, and to perhaps demand that the government pick up the costs of Jews relocating to red states (where the woke nazis are not tolerated).