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Disgusting: Pro-Terrorism Rallies in New York, DC, London Celebrate 100 Days Since Hamas Massacre

Guy Benson
Guy Benson  |  January 15, 2024 10:05 AM

Yes, they're pro-terrorism rallies, not 'marches for Palestinian dignity,' or whatever.  They started on October 7th and 8th, and have continued on a regular basis ever since.  The pro-Hamas hate festivals couldn't have been about the Israeli response before there was an Israeli response.  They've chanted genocidal and eliminationist slogans, openly and proudly.  There are rarely, if ever, even passing, perfunctory denunciations of the slaughter of Israeli civilians, demands to return the hostages, or disavowals of Hamas from these people.  Indeed, they sometimes wave Hamas flags.  Any benefit of the doubt has long since been forfeited.  

Since the US, UK and others started launching counter-strikes against the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists, who have been attacking ships in international waters and targeting Americans, the Hamas brigade became the Houthi cheerleading section, too.  They just support terrorism, hate the West, and hate Jews:

They're fanboys for these cretins, who literally engage in slavery and conscript children into their terror army:

The Biden administration foolishly de-listed the Houthis as a formally-designated terrorist group in order to appease and cajole the Iranian regime into rejoining a nuclear deal.  The Houthis have been wreaking havoc and attacking Americans, so the same administration finally decided it had no choice but to respond with deadly force.  The president himself now says he considers the Houthis terrorists, because they are.  The move to remove them from an official list was yet another showing of foreign policy weakness and failure from this administration. Meanwhile, over the weekend, the world marked 100 days since the October massacre.  More than 100 hostages remain held in Gaza by Hamas terrorists, against their will.  And a collection of communists, leftists, Islamists and anti-Semites gathered to celebrate the terrorists, under the guise of supporting a "ceasefire" and "liberation" -- even as many have made clear that their definition of Palestinian liberation entails the "one solution" of annihilating the Jewish state.  Some additional lowlights: 

A swarm of Pro-Palestinian supporters shouted “f–k Joe Biden” slogans as they nearly ripped down a reinforced fence outside the White House during a charged protest Saturday night. Non-essential personnel were evacuated from the area as a precaution as the aggressive demonstration ramped up, the Secret Service confirmed. Video shows the crowd shaking the fence so viciously that a section of it became partially dislodged while a horde of Secret Service police pushed back to keep the ralliers from entering the grounds. Some protesters hurled water bottles and the sticks broken off their Palestinian flags at the officers, while others tried to climb the fence...The anti-scale fencing sustained some “temporary damage,” but the actual White House fence and adjacent buildings were left untouched, a Secret Service spokesperson told The Post...No arrests were made.

Just breaking down and damaging an added perimeter fence at the White House while assaulting officers -- resulting in zero arrests.  How nice for them.  In the UK, this 'activist' endorsed massacres in his speech, to cheers:

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Because such rhetoric is illegal over there, he's frantically back-tracking, claiming that he meant the opposite -- that slaughters shouldn't be normalized, even though that's directly opposed to the words he actually said.  Words that were applauded by the gathered masses.  Note this striking juxtaposition to the ugly scenes from the Hamas rallies:

I'll leave you with yet another tantrum by Biden administration and Democratic staffers (and even interns) publicly protesting -- sometimes anonymously -- their bosses' policies: