A large-scale demonstration was seen in Brooklyn recently, with an estimated 7,000 protesters showing intensely pro-Palestinian views and taking a hard stand against Israeli actions. These zealous marches spilled onto the Brooklyn Bridge, making their presence widely and visually felt.

A myriad of messages, some of them controversial as 'From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will be Free,' and 'Justice Palestine Retract Israel,' were on display throughout. The demonstration saw a pivot towards the Barclays Center from Flatbush Avenue and halted the flow of Manhattan-bound traffic as the crowd expressed their stance under Palestinian colors.

Among the participants of the protest, a 67 years old, Marie Edward of Sunset Park stood out with her sign which read 'Zionism is culpable.' Providing a counter-narrative to the mainstream, she labeled the Israelis as 'aggressors,' which to her justified the actions taken in the tragic Oct.

7 incident. To Edward, the lines between right and wrong blurred amidst the chaos and conflict. She insisted on the legitimate resistance of those under occupation, launched with a hope to reclaim their lands.

Jason B., a transplant from Puerto Rico currently residing in the heart of the bustling metropolis, voiced his support for Edward's viewpoints, contending that Israel was using this incident to obliterate the lives of Gazan Palestinians.

A large-scale demonstration was seen in Brooklyn recently, with an estimated 7,000 protesters showing intensely pro-Palestinian views and taking a hard stand against Israeli actions. These zealous marches spilled onto the Brooklyn Bridge, making their presence widely and visually felt.
A myriad of messages, some of them controversial as 'From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will be Free,' and 'Justice Palestine Retract Israel,' were on display throughout. The demonstration saw a pivot towards the Barclays Center from Flatbush Avenue and halted the flow of Manhattan-bound traffic as the crowd expressed their stance under Palestinian colors.
Among the participants of the protest, a 67 years old, Marie Edward of Sunset Park stood out with her sign which read 'Zionism is culpable.' Providing a counter-narrative to the mainstream, she labeled the Israelis as 'aggressors,' which to her justified the actions taken in the tragic Oct.
7 incident. To Edward, the lines between right and wrong blurred amidst the chaos and conflict. She insisted on the legitimate resistance of those under occupation, launched with a hope to reclaim their lands.
Jason B., a transplant from Puerto Rico currently residing in the heart of the bustling metropolis, voiced his support for Edward's viewpoints, contending that Israel was using this incident to obliterate the lives of Gazan Palestinians.

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