On a bustling afternoon in Manhattan, a fervent group of pro-Palestine demonstrators took to the streets near the United Nations, raising their voices in unison with passionate cries for justice. It was a sight that drew attention and sparked dialogue among onlookers.

Among the crowd, some individuals resorted to drastic measures, setting fire to an Israeli flag, symbolizing their deep frustration and grievances. As helicopters circled overhead, the demonstration commenced on the campus of CUNY's Baruch College, initially with a modest gathering that quickly grew in numbers.

The gathering crowd, predominantly consisting of practicing Muslims, united in prayer as the Friday afternoon call to prayer resounded through the air. Soon after, the atmosphere ignited with chants of 'Free, Free Palestine!' echoing through the streets.

Banners and signs carried by protesters conveyed powerful messages such as 'Where is humanity? Palestinians are people,' 'Resistance is justified when people are occupied,' and 'Resistance is not terrorism! Free Palestine!' The passion and determination exuded by these demonstrators highlighted the deep-rooted sentiment that fueled their protest.

On a bustling afternoon in Manhattan, a fervent group of pro-Palestine demonstrators took to the streets near the United Nations, raising their voices in unison with passionate cries for justice. It was a sight that drew attention and sparked dialogue among onlookers.
Among the crowd, some individuals resorted to drastic measures, setting fire to an Israeli flag, symbolizing their deep frustration and grievances. As helicopters circled overhead, the demonstration commenced on the campus of CUNY's Baruch College, initially with a modest gathering that quickly grew in numbers.
The gathering crowd, predominantly consisting of practicing Muslims, united in prayer as the Friday afternoon call to prayer resounded through the air. Soon after, the atmosphere ignited with chants of 'Free, Free Palestine!' echoing through the streets.
Banners and signs carried by protesters conveyed powerful messages such as 'Where is humanity? Palestinians are people,' 'Resistance is justified when people are occupied,' and 'Resistance is not terrorism! Free Palestine!' The passion and determination exuded by these demonstrators highlighted the deep-rooted sentiment that fueled their protest.

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