Pro-Palestinian protesters marched through the streets of a historically-Jewish neighborhood in New York City waving the Hezbollah flag and hurling anti-Semitic slurs.
The activists descended on Brooklyn's Midwood neighborhood on Monday afternoon in an attempt to disrupt an Israeli real estate event that was taking place at Young Israel Synagogue.
Footage shared on social media showed flocks of protesters chanting 'free Palestine,' 'death to the IDF,' 'globalize the intifada,' and 'brick by brick, wall by wall, Zionism will fall' as they walked through the community.
Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and signs calling to 'Abolish Israel' and urging Jewish people to 'stop selling stolen land.'
A protester who was seemingly leading the march has been criticized for waving the flag of terrorist group Hezbollah. The flag is yellow and green and features a hand holding a stylized assault rifle.
Other shocking footage captured during the protest showed an apparently aggressive demonstrator flashing a strobe light in the eyes of a young Jewish boy.
Four people were arrested during the protest, the NYPD told the Daily Mail Tuesday. Police declined to provide details about the detainees or whether they face charges.
Pro-Palestine protesters marched through the streets of a historically Jewish neighborhood in New York City on Monday, waving the flag of terrorist group Hezbollah
Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and signs calling to 'Abolish Israel' and urging Jewish people to 'stop selling stolen land'
A cordon was in place to prevent protesters from marching directly on the synagogue, but demonstrators could be seen wrestling with police over the barriers
Videos shared online showed chaotic scenes of Jewish men wearing kippahs and masked pro-Palestine protesters physically fighting in the streets.
At least one woman was pulled backward by her hair, the clip showed.
The footage does not show how the conflict erupted or who is responsible for starting the fight.
NYPD officers were forced to intervene and separate the groups, the videos showed.
A cordon was in place to prevent protesters from marching directly on the synagogue, but demonstrators could be seen wrestling with police over the barriers.
Police tackled demonstrators to the ground and escorted some away from the protest in handcuffs.
At least one NYPD officer was injured during the fight over the barrier, according to The Jerusalem Post.
The officer was taken to a local hospital with a leg injury, the outlet reported. Their current condition remains unknown.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators chant as they march through the streets of Midwood, Brooklyn
Jewish men wearing kippahs confront masked pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside of an Israeli real state event at Young Israel Synagogue of Midwood, Brooklyn
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators confront counter protesters outside the Young Israel Synagogue of Midwood on Monday
Footage shared online showed chaotic scenes of Jewish men wearing kippahs and masked pro-Palestine protesters confronting each other in the streets
NYPD appear to be taking two demonstrators into custody at the protest on Monday
Witnesses said that Jewish demonstrators also responded to the pro-Palestinian chants with pro-IDF chants.
'The people of Israel live,' they shouted in Hebrew, The Times of Israel reported. A handful also sang in Hebrew: 'May your village burn.'
One pro-Israel demonstrator was arrested after he was caught throwing eggs at other demonstrators, according to photographers at the event.
Monday's protest was organized by the Palestinian Assembly for Liberation Al-Awda in New York City and New Jersey (PAL-Awda NY/NJ).
The group announced the demonstration on its Instagram page last Friday, telling its supporters that the group was targeting a second Israeli real estate expo.
PAL-Awda NY/NJ also held a demonstration outside the Park East Synagogue last Tuesday.
'After their Manhattan event, the same Israeli real estate agencies are hosting an event in Brooklyn for settlers to buy property in "Anglo neighborhoods" on stolen Palestinian land. They blatantly advertise illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank, such as Gush Etzion, Kfar Eldad, and Karnei Shomron, violating international law,' the group said in its post.
NYPD officers clash with Pro-Palestinian protestors as they protest against an Israeli real state event at Young Israel Synagogue of Midwood
NYPD officers wrestle with demonstrators over barriers erected outside the Young Israel Synagogue of Midwood on Monday
NYPD officers arrest a counter protestor for throwing eggs at a Pro-Palestinian rally in Midwood, Brooklyn on Monday
NYPD officers arrest a Pro-Palestinian protestor during an anti Israeli real state event rally outside Young Israel Synagogue of Midwood, Brooklyn
'Further, as attendance is restricted to Jewish people with particular political orientations, the event is in direct violation of housing and anti-discrimination laws.'
After last week's PAL-Awda NY/NJ protest, the city implemented new legislation that would allow NYPD to establish 'buffer zones' around houses of worship.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani vetoed a similar bill in April that would have allowed for buffer zones around schools, museums and teaching hospitals.