• April 7, 2026
• New York
• Demonstrations
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On April 7, 2026, an emergency protest was held across from the Israeli Embassy in Manhattan, NYC. The demonstration came after the Zionist state, continuing the pattern of cruelty, passed a controversial new law on March 30, 2026, establishing the death penalty by hanging for Palestinians accused of participating in terror activities.

Human rights organizations have expressed outrage, citing the already harsh treatment carried out by the Israeli government in the past, and pointing to the detention of over 10,000 Palestinians without trial, many held as political prisoners.

Protesters gathered on Friday afternoon at 2 p.m., with a large number of activists and anti-Zionist Jews in attendance. Among them was Rabbi Dovid Feldman, who expressed deep concern and appealed to the global community:

“This is something that should move every right-minded person to rethink their position — to wake up and realize that something is wrong, something is criminal, something is driving us all into disaster.”

Rabbi Feldman further explained that Zionism contradicts the core principles of Judaism, urging people around the world to take action and make their voices heard.

After hours of standing and chanting, the crowd marched through the streets of NYC, making several stops at businesses accused of supporting Zionism and its policies. At the conclusion of the march, Rabbi Feldman addressed the crowd once again.

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