Demonstration in favor of Palestinians, Joe Biden’s speech became difficult 

President Biden was giving a speech on the topic of health care, during which the supporters of the Palestinians kept standing and interrupting Biden’s speech by raising slogans in favor of the Palestinians. 

These protesters made it difficult for US President Joe Biden to give a speech as they raised their voices in favor of Israeli atrocities against Palestinians.

President Biden was speaking on health care, during which Palestinian supporters repeatedly stood up and interrupted Biden’s speech by chanting pro-Palestinian slogans. One of the protestors shouted: “What about the healthcare in Gaza?”

The president asked the audience to “be patient with them”.

“They have a point,” he said after the protesters were escorted out.

“We need to get a lot more care into Gaza.”

The audience then cheered and gave the president a standing ovation.

Previously as well, Protesters from the US have raised their voices in favor of the Palestinian people, condemning Israeli atrocities. Holding the flag of Palestine, these people demanded that the Israeli atrocities be stopped and an immediate ceasefire be established.

In the past as well, during Joe Biden’s speech, these disruptive people were stopped and kicked out, but one person after another continued to stand up.

Biden’s supporters also chanted slogans in favor of the president on this occasion.

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered in Washington, the capital of America, on the occasion of President Biden’s address to the Congress, blocking the road leading to the Congress and demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Pennsylvania Avenue, which US President Biden used to go to Congress, had been closed to traffic by hundreds of protesters.

Pro-Palestinian protesters staged a street protest, carrying giant Palestinian flags and chanting for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Because of this, Biden’s speech in Congress was also delayed.

US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand also faced protests from pro-Palestinian activists at a meeting in New York state because she supported Israel.

Gillibrand, a Democrat representing New York in the US Senate, was protested at a municipal meeting in Brooklyn for not supporting a cease-fire in Gaza and supporting US military aid to Israel.

In New York, anti-Israel protesters stormed the office of House of Representatives member Adriano Espailt and demanded support for Palestine.

Espaillat, a member of New York’s Dominican House of Representatives, is among the majority in Congress that supports Israel’s attacks on Gaza, which are being attempted genocide.

In Colombia, President Gustavo Petro has expressed his reaction to the protesters who raised the Israeli flag in the anti-government protests in the country yesterday.

In his social media post, President Petro said that this government is against all forms of genocide.