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Demonstration in America’s Times Square in protest of the assassination of Haniyeh

PNN – Supporters of Palestine in the United States protested against the terrorist act of the Israeli regime in Iran and at the same time as the funeral ceremony of Ismail Haniyeh, head of the political office of Hamas in Tehran, held a demonstration with pictures of this Palestinian leader in Times Square, New York, USA.

According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the Jerusalem Post reported on Thursday that the protests in Times Square began with the burning of the American flag and the waving of Hamas flags.

The demonstration, led by the group “Within Our Lifetime”, turned violent with the intervention of supporters of the Zionist regime.

According to this report, while the white flag of Ezzeddin Qassam battalions was flying during the demonstration, the US flag was seen burning on the ground.

The group “In our lifetime” wrote on its X account (former Twitter) by publishing videos of these demonstrations: “Supporters of the apartheid regime of Israel will never have a moment of peace.”

The group said an Israel supporter approached the crowd and sprayed pepper spray at several pro-Palestinian demonstrators, including children.

In this demonstration, a man wearing a Hizbollah headband was holding a picture of Ismail Haniyeh, head of the political office of Hamas.

In its statement, the pro-Palestinian group praised Haniyeh, who was assassinated in Tehran on Wednesday, and called him “the martyred leader of the Palestinian resistance.”

The group added that the Zionist project thinks that assassinations and killings will stop the march for freedom, but the 76-year history of the struggle for Palestine proves otherwise.

During our lifetime, the group also condemned the Israeli regime’s terrorist act of martyring Fuad Shekar, the top commander of Hezbollah, on Tuesday.

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