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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Mask Ripped Off Pro-Palestinian Protester Wearing Hamas Headband in NYC

Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

In New York City, a man ripped a mask off a pro-Palestinian protester wearing a Hamas headband during a demonstration. The man challenged the protester to reveal his identity, asking why he was hiding. The protester, who also displayed a picture of Yahya Sinwar, attempted to push the man after his face was partially revealed. The incident was captured on video.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A man in New York City ripped a mask off a pro-Palestinian protester wearing a Hamas headband.
  • The protester was also seen with a picture of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
  • The man challenged the masked protester to reveal his identity and show his face.
  • The protester attempted to push the man after his face was partially exposed.
  • The confrontation occurred during a pro-Hamas demonstration.

A confrontation occurred in New York City when an individual ripped a mask off a pro-Palestinian demonstrator who was wearing a Hamas headband. The incident took place during a protest where supporters of Hamas were present, carrying the organization's flags and symbols, as well as a picture of Yahya Sinwar. The man who removed the mask challenged the protester, asking, "Show me who you are. Why are you hiding behind a mask, are you afraid? Show your face." He then pulled the mask off, revealing part of the protester's face. The pro-Palestinian demonstrator recoiled, pulled the mask back over his face, and attempted to push the man who had exposed him. The man responded by asking, "What happened? Are you afraid we'll know who you are?"

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