As world leaders gathered at the United Nations General Assembly in Manhattan, anti-Israel protesters rallied in New York City, some of them holding signs in support of the terrorist organization Hezbollah.
Footage captured by FNTV showed a masked and hooded protester holding a sign in one hand that read “New York is for Hezbollah” with two red hearts next to it, and waving a Hezbollah flag in the other.
At the rally, dozens of protesters could be heard chanting “Let's have an intifada from Palestine to Lebanon.”
Other signs and banners read “Keep your hands off Lebanon,” “No to genocide” and “Free Palestine.”
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One protester at the rally was seen holding a sign in support of the Hezbollah terror group. (FNTV)
Anti-Israel protests have been ongoing in the United States for months since Hamas massacred nearly 1,200 people in southern Israel on October 7. Israel responded in the days since by launching a war to eliminate Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Protesters also waved Hezbollah flags at the rally. (FNTV)
Israel has also carried out attacks in recent weeks against the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah, killing several of its top commanders. Both Hamas and Hezbollah are proxies of Iran.
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Israel has carried out five targeted airstrikes in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, three of which took place last week.
An anti-Israel rally was held in New York City on Tuesday. (FNTV)
The Israeli strikes targeted Hezbollah positions and arms depots. Lebanese authorities say the attacks have killed at least 560 people.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently sent a message to Lebanese people urging them to flee danger, saying Hezbollah was using them as “human shields.”
Netanyahu is due to address the United Nations General Assembly on Friday.
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Meanwhile, the United States on Monday announced it would send additional troops to the Middle East, adding to the 40,000 troops already stationed in the region.
Fox News Digital's Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.
