Anti-Israel protesters arrested at Schumer, Gillibrand NYC offices

The anti -Israel demonstrators were arrested after storming the senator Chuck Schumer and Senator Kirsten Gilbrand in New York City. NYPD confirmed to Fox News Digital that the officers were arrested in a “undisputed demonstration” in 780 Third Avenue, where both NYC offices are in the Senate.

The demonstrators, who wear black and yellow clothes, put signs of different slogans, including two directly eating Schumer and Jelbrand, demanding “to stop the hunger of Gaza.” They also chanted, “Palestine is free, free, stop genocide.” Among the activists, actress Sarah Ramirez, who played the starring role in “Gray’s Anatomy” and “such”, was, according to Reuters.

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It is not exactly the number of people arrested, because NYPD did not reveal that information at the time of writing this report.

Earlier this week, Shomer issued a statement cutting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and calling for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

The statement stated: “The reports and images from Gaza – which depict the destructive levels of hunger, hunger, suffering, and death – are completely unacceptable and affect the terrible human cost of this continuous conflict that cannot be ignored.”

Police officers are holding a demonstrator, as people protest against the offices of the minority leader of the US Senate Chuck Shomer (D-Ni) and Senator Kirsten Gilbrand (D-N), in New York City, August 1, 2025. (Reuters/Genah Moon)

The supporter of Israel, Dim, says that those who will not be overlooked in Hamas during October. 7 attack “They have no work” think as humanitarian runners

“Regardless of the negotiations setting, the Trump administration and the Israeli government must work urgently with humanitarian and developmental partners with experience in the United States to increase the provision of food, services and humanitarian assistance to the Palestinians in Gaza.

On Friday, President Donald Trump Axius told him that he was working on a plan to “feed people” in Gaza. The port noticed that the president was concerned about hunger in Gaza, but he blamed Hamas. In addition, Trump Axius told Witkeov that he was “doing a great job”, but he did not get a briefing from his own envoy so far.

Protesters were detained by police officers during a protest in the offices of the leader of the minority of the US Senate Chuck Schumer (D-Ny) and the Senator Kirsten Gilbrand (D-Ny), which is in a bus field, in New York City, August 1, 2025. (Reuters/Genah Moon)

The democratic legislator “is no longer on the conditions for speaking” with some family to support Israel

Also on Friday, the United States Ambassador to Israel visited Mike Hackabi and Steve Wittvan envoy, the relief distribution sites run by the United States and Israeli Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

“He went to Gaza today [and] The noticeable human food program by GHF launched by the United States. Hamas hates ghf [because] Get food [people without] It is looted by Hamas. Hakabi wrote on X.

The US ambassador to Israel, Mike Hackabi and Steve Witkev’s special envoy with an atmosphere working in Gaza while visiting the distribution site managed by the United States and Israeli Humanitarian Foundation. (Gaza Humanitarian Foundation)

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Hackabi Brian also told Celid Fox News that the situation in Gaza is “chaos” because of Hamas. He added that he witnessed evidence that the terrorist group stealing and selling aid on the black market. According to Huckabe, a 4 kilogram (8.8 pounds) bag is sold on the black market for $ 200.

Witkoff said that and Hakapi spent five hours in Gaza “in putting facts on the ground, evaluating circumstances and meeting with [GHF] And other agencies. He added that the aim of the visit is to give President Donald Trump a clear understanding of the humanitarian situation and helps in formulating a plan to provide food and medical assistance to the people of Gaza.

Fox News Digital continues to the New York Police as well as the Shomer and Gybrandic offices.