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“Mamdani your hands are red”: Anti-Zionist protesters chant against Mamdani as he attends October 7 coexistence event

HAPPENING NOW: Columbia students protesting Israel on the three year anniversary of 10/07. About 50 people showed up.

This was outside Columbia University, in New York, today, October 7. Dressed like Hamas terrorists, they’re chanting to Globalize the Intifada. Now to my American friends, it’s easy to just laugh this off and dismiss it. It’s easy to just throw comments about the Second

@Mor Edge Insight

About 30 protestors outside @Columbia chanting “from water to water Palestine will be Arab” along with the rest of the regular repertoire

NOW: "Resistance is justified when people are occupied!" chants as Columbia University Students Walk Out on October 7th Video by Jonathan Fernandes | Licensing @FreedomNTV [email protected]

@Oliya Scootercaster

NEW: Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt Mamdani’s attendance of the 'Israelis for Peace' October 7th vigil in Union Square NYC

@Oliya Scootercaster

Palestinian supporters chant in favor of Palestinian terorrists who committed atrocities on October 7. 📍 NYC this evening.

@Marina Medvin 🇺🇸

“TRAITOR! TRAITOR! TRAITOR!” Hundreds of protesters chant at Zohran Mamdani as he attends an Israelis for peace (a normalizing project) October 7 vigil. The chants come amid mounting criticism from Palestinian organizers and supporters of Palestinian liberation over what they

@Nerdeen Kiswani

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