Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters descended on Radio City Music Hall Thursday night ahead of President Biden’s star-studded campaign fundraiser as part of a “Flood Manhattan for Gaza” demonstration.
The droves of angry demonstrators surrounded the iconic venue on Sixth Avenue, where former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton will join Biden for the fundraiser that includes a discussion moderated by CBS “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert.
“Free, free Palestine!” the group chanted as they were closely watched by a line of NYPD officers who stood at the ready behind barricades placed outside the theater.
Others yelled “F—k Joe Biden” and “Genocide Joe has got to go!” over the sounds of drums pounding.
At least one demonstrator had been arrested for disorderly conduct by 8 p.m. Thursday, sources said.
Many protesters waved Palestinian flags while others held signs denouncing the president and the Democratic Party as “war criminals.” Other signs read: “End all US aid to Israel.”
