Sixteen pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested Friday after they stormed News Corps’ Manhattan headquarters – which is home to The New York Post newsroom – and occupied the lobby, chanting, “Free Palestine.”
They should be more honest and chant, “Free Hamas.”
“One, two, three, four … occupation no more!” the group chanted outside the Midtown building, while several attendees waved Palestinian flags and signs, video shows.
“Five, six, seven, eight … Israel is a terrorist state!” they continued under the direction of a man shouting into a megaphone.
The movement continued inside the lobby, where protesters sat on the floor surrounded by a group of NYPD officers and News Corp security.
A handful of protesters held a large red sign that read “Fox News’ … covers up genocide,” presumably referring to the coverage of Israel’s retaliatory bombardment of the Gaza Strip in the wake of Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack.
These people are mostly violent communists. Most of the pro-Hamas ‘protesters’ are the same antifa and BLM who create chaos over police shootings, the deaths of black criminals, and transgender killers.
Pro-Palestine demonstrators occupied the headquarters of News Corp (which includes the studios of Fox News) at a Manhattan direct action. They similarly occupied the lobby of the New York Times recently, accusing the paper of bias. pic.twitter.com/YKmbOAtRET
— Andy Ngô ️ (@MrAndyNgo) November 17, 2023
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| Pro-Palestine Protesters have been arrested from NYC headquarter.
Hundreds poured into the NewsCorp lobby chanting “Fox News’ lies cover up #genocide!#FoxNews | #ShutItDown4Palestine pic.twitter.com/BojJMMtd7G
— Top Notch Journal (@topnotchjournal) November 17, 2023
Two days before, News Corp was highlighted on a disturbing map calling for “direct action” to “globalize intifada.”
The organization leading the Intifada Within Our Lifetime, which describes itself as a Palestinian-led community organization, called for followers to target the offices of technology companies.
They have 121,000 followers on Instagram.
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