International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People Rally

November 29th is recognized globally as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. A coalition of activist groups is organizing a protest at Columbus Circle in New York City to express what they describe as “unwavering support” for the Palestinian. The event’s announcement contains strong rhetoric, accusing the U.S. and Israel of committing genocide and occupation, and calling for action against what they term “Zionist aggression.”

This rally is part of a broader movement to intensify mass mobilization efforts. Given the nature of similar demonstrations in the past, there are concerns about escalating tensions, potential conflicts, and hate speech targeting U.S. policies. The event may draw a significant crowd, increasing the likelihood of disruptions and safety concerns for those in the vicinity.

The coalition of groups behind this rally often utilize confrontational rhetoric, making strong allegations against the U.S. and its allies. Their past events have raised concerns due to escalating language and, at times, confrontations that result in heightened tensions and unsafe environments for the general public.

For Your Safety:

Avoid the area: It’s recommended to stay away from Columbus Circle during the scheduled protest to avoid potential disruptions or unsafe situations.
Stay informed: Monitor local news channels, law enforcement updates, and follow the Protect Our Campus website and social media platforms for real-time information
Exercise caution: If you are in the vicinity, avoid confrontations and remain aware of your surroundings to ensure your safety.