PROTESTS BREAK OUT ACROSS THE MIDDLE EAST AND OTHER COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE AS ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR CONTINUES
” Large Anti-Israel Protests Continue Across The Middle East & Across The World After Former Hamas Chief Calls For A ‘Global Day Of Jihad’.”
Friday, October 13, 2023, 10:00 A.M. ET. By Jennifer Hodges & Art Fletcher: Englebrook Independent News,
WASHINGTON, DC.- Tens of Thousands of Anti-Israel Protesters took to the streets in Yemen and The West Bank of Israel after earlier this week Former Hamas Chief Khaled Meshaal called for Today to be a “Global Day of Jihad.” Thousands of Yemenis gathered in the streets of The Capital Sanaa protesting in support of Gaza after their Friday Prayers concluded.
The Demonstrators, some carrying Guns and others with Knives showed support for Palestinians as Israel continued to launch airstrikes on The Gaza Strip after Hamas Terrorist slaughtered more than 1300 Israelis and left another 2700 injured, in an appalling Terror Attack this past Saturday.
According to The Associated Press, at The Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem’s Old City, Israeli Police permitted certain Older Men, Women, and Children to enter the Hilltop Compound for Prayers, limiting the potential for violence. Only 5,000 worshippers made it to the site, where on a usual Friday some 50,000 perform the Prayers.
In Beirut, Thousands of supporters of Lebanon’s Hezbollah Militant Group waved Lebanese, Palestinian, and Hezbollah Flags, chanting in support of Gaza and calling for “Death to Israel” and “Death to America.” The Iranian-backed Militant Group in neighboring Lebanon continues to launch sporadic attacks since the Hamas Attack.
Large Demonstrations were also reported in Iran, Iraq, Syria, Egypt, and other Middle Eastern Countries. Also across Europe including France Protesters took to the streets in support of Palestinians.
In The United States Protests took place this week at Universities and College Campuses across the Nation.
Major Metropolitan Cities such as New York City have increased Police Presence throughout the City in hopes of stemming any potential violence. The Federal Bureau of Investigations and The Department of Homeland Security have said there was no evidence of any Credible Threats to The United States.
