Rival Protesters Clash In New York As Netanyahu Defends Gaza Conduct At UN
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Rival Protesters Clash In New York As Netanyahu Defends Gaza Conduct At UN
Rival groups of pro-Palestine and pro-Israel demonstrators faced off in New York City as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended the United Nations General Assembly. Protesters exchanged chants while police maintained separation between the groups. The demonstrations coincided with Netanyahu's speech defending Israel's conduct in Gaza.
Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu proposes criticism and protest on the streets in New York. Before the UN, he justifies his policy.
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Many of the protesters denounced U.S. support for Israel: "I'm here because my tax money has been used to kill babies. I'm here for all the women, children and parents killed by Israel with our weapons," one assistant reported.
Thousands of people took to the streets in New York City to protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The demonstration, which began in Bryant Park in Manhattan, saw protesters chanting "Free Palestine" and attempting to march towards the United Nations (UN) headquarters. However, due to tight security measures, the protesters were prevented from approaching the UN building.
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