Thousands Fill NYC Streets In Oct. 7 Anniversary, Anti-Israel Protests

Monday marks one year since Hamas terrorists’ brutal attack on Israel — killing 1,200 innocent Israelis and taking 250 hostage — that incited war in the region. Ninety-seven hostages are still being held captive in Gaza.

A crowd of anti-Israel protesters started the day marching from Wall Street in Lower Manhattan to Uptown.

In the afternoon, a pro-Israeli demonstrator was surrounded, attacked and bloodied by a pro-Palestinian crowd, as thousands mobbed the streets of Manhattan on the anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack on the Jewish State.

Todd Richman, co-founder Democratic Majority of Israel, was seen on social media holding an Israeli flag while a mob of protesters mock him and try to wrest the flag  from him.

Richman is seen trying desperately trying to stand his ground as the keffiyeh-draped protesters mock and accost him.

“The mob then gangs up on him, with one striking Rochman and leaving him with a bloody nose.

Police finally move in and disperse the crowd, which is heard shouting, “Get out of here,” and one calling him “a baby killer.”

Read the full story and running account of the protests in NYC from The New York Post