Protester Interrupts Yankees-Mets 9/11 Game Waving Palestinian Flag
The protester evaded security for seconds before being tackled, and fans booed and chanted USA as he was removed.
- At 9:11 p.m. on Friday, a spectator wearing a "No Kings" jersey ran onto the field at Yankee Stadium waving a Palestinian flag, briefly evading security before being tackled and detained.
- Commemorations of the September 11 attacks framed the evening, with the incident occurring during a game steeped in 2001 memorials marking nearly 3,000 deaths on September 11, 2001.
- Fans seated above the Mets bullpen threw drinks while the crowd booed and erupted into loud "USA" chants; play halted in the seventh inning with the Yankees leading 5-2.
- Security detained the man and escorted him off the field beyond the center-field wall, while the New York Yankees organization declined to comment on the breach, according to The Athletic.
- The incident reflects ongoing Gaza conflict tensions that began after Hamas-led terrorists invaded Israel on October 7, 2023, with a ceasefire under President Donald Trump's Gaza plan taking effect in October 2025.
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