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Zionists Attack and Antagonize Pro-Palestinian Protesters at Brooklyn Land Sale Protest

This is Zionism.

On May 11, 2026, hundreds took to the streets of Midwood, Brooklyn, to protest an internationally-illegal land sale of stolen Palestinian land in the West Bank.

In counter protest to the pro-Palestine side, Zionists came out in numbers to harass, attack, berate, and throw hateful slurs and antisemitic tropes at the protesters. This is the footage of those who stood on the side of the illegal land sale, on the side of the genocide in Gaza.

Members of the far right group Betar US, including Ronen Levy, and former head of Betar Ross Glick. Many Zionists came to antagonize, attack, and even went as far as to throw eggs at the peaceful Palestinian protesters.

This is the face of Zionism. This is what Zionism is. A disgusting ideology that rots the brains of its followers. A racist ideology where they are supreme and those below them, especially Palestinian, are inferior and "Amalek" An ethno-supremacist fascist ideology of bigots, terror supporters, and white supremacists.

Fuck Zionism. Fuck Israel. Free Palestine. From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free.

u/MountainManUIM — 7 days ago
▲ 3 r/protest+1 crossposts

3 Minutes of Zionists Antagonizing and Attacking the Pro-Palestinian Protesters at Brooklyn Land Sale Protest

This is Zionism.

On May 11, 2026, hundreds took to the streets of Midwood, Brooklyn, to protest an internationally-illegal land sale of stolen Palestinian land in the West Bank.

In counter protest to the pro-Palestine side, Zionists came out in numbers to harass, attack, berate, and throw hateful slurs and antisemitic tropes at the protesters. This is the footage of those who stood on the side of the illegal land sale, on the side of the genocide in Gaza.

Members of the far right group Betar US, including Ronen Levy, and former head of Betar Ross Glick. Many Zionists came to antagonize, attack, and even went as far as to throw eggs at the peaceful Palestinian protesters.

This is the face of Zionism. This is what Zionism is. A disgusting ideology that rots the brains of its followers. A racist ideology where they are supreme and those below them, especially Palestinian, are inferior and "Amalek" An ethno-supremacist fascist ideology of bigots, terror supporters, and white supremacists.

Fuck Zionism. Fuck Israel. Free Palestine. From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free.

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u/MountainManUIM — 7 days ago
▲ 0 r/newyorkcity+1 crossposts

I Attended the Midwood Land Sale Protest on Monday. Here are my thoughts

I was at the protest, and ill try to give my account of what happened before, during, and after it because many people are going off of hearsay and reading articles or watching highly edited clips to solidify the narrative they follow.

Monday, May 11th, the Synagogue Young Israel of Midwood held an internationally-illegal land sale that included the sale of stolen Palestinian land in the West Bank, with the intent on selling it to settlers who would go and displace Palestinian families in the West Bank. Aside from the clear moral quandaries of selling stolen land, this sale was illegal under international law ( Under Article 49 of the Geneva Convention, settlements have been determined by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in 2004 to be serious breaches of international law, constituting war crimes) and illegal based on NYC and American laws (The Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit discrimination in housing sales based on several protected characteristics, including religion, ethnicity, and national origin. U.S. real estate agencies are bound by both their state and federal laws to ensure that the sale of property is open to all prospective buyers) This is the context behind the land sale that was being protested, and the context is completely absent in much of the pro-Israeli side of framing this protest as being "against jews" or "antisemetic".

Anyways, I got to the protest at 5:15, about an hour and 15 before the Palestinian contigent was supposed to arrive. There were small amounts of barriers up around Young Israel of Midwood and about 30 or 40 police officers. They immediately began blocking off the entire block of Ocean and Ave L. There was a small pro-Israel group there already, and they soon formed a larger group across the street from where the land sale was taking place.

I was moved to the press area, which was stationed next to the pro-Israeli group. I was filming the event, and one of the members of the pro-Israeli side recognized me. I am openly pro-Palestinian and have covered other land sales in NYC, and was quickly surrounded by around 20 or so zionists, jeering and yelling at me. I was pulled into the police barrier by the NYPD and moved to a different area.

After a while, the anti-zionist Hasidic group Neturei Karta arrived with a few pro-Palestinian protesters around 6:15 or so. Immediately, the pro-Israel side began yelling insults, slurs, and horrible hate speech at the members of Neturei Karta. Things like "Kapo" and calling them "not jews" and one protester even began calling them "rats" which is a known antisemetic trope. This went on for 5 or so minutes as the pro-Palestine side began their chants. Every few minutes, another pro-Israeli protester would walk by Neturei Karta and yell an obscenity or slur at them, and multiple times the police had to step in to defend the peaceful Neturei Karta group.

Another section of the pro Palestinian protest group was held at Ocean and Ave M by NYPD. I headed over there, and it was a lot more contentious. As I walked over, i had multiple people walk by me and the people i was walking with (who were wearing keffiyehs) and had slurs and threats leveled against us. The Ave M group was surrounded by NYPD and the zionist group, with multiple places of the two protesting groups clashing, yelling at each other woth NYPD standing in between. A few times, both groups instigated small scuffles.

A zionist threw eggs at the pro-palestine side, and one hit a cop, which caused the NYPD to arrest the two people who threw them. A huge group of Zionists followed the police to their car, yelling and trying to get their two people de-arrested. The pro-Palestine side got ready to march to meet with the Neturei Karta group, which had been sectioned off on Ocean and unable to march to them directly. So the pro-Palestine side began marching East down Ave M towards E 19th or 18th. We marched north on either 18th or 19th, with a large group of pro-Israel supporters running alongside the march, instigating fights, yelling obscenities, spitting on the hasidic group marching with us, and antagonizing the march as it moved peacefully through the surround neighborhood (again, only done because the NYPD wouldnt let us meet with our other group safely)

During the march, the NYPD was completely absent, and multiple fights broke out, instigated (from what I could tell) primarily by the pro-Israel side. There were chants during the march, matched equally by "death to arabs" chanted in hebrew, along with "USA" and "Am Yisrael Chai".

We made it to the other group at Ave L after marching a large circle around the block to reunite. The muslim members of the march prayed, and the members of Neturei Karta put up their banners to shield them from the pro-Israeli group that had surrounded the pro-Palestine group on all 3 sides (the final side being the NYPD barrier). It was around this time I noticed a lone marcher flying a Hezbollah flag. Compared to the various members of the pro-Israel side wearing IDF uniforms and shirts, multiple Jewish Defense League Shirts, and tons of Israeli flags, the media and cycle seemed to have locked onto the lone Hezbollah flag flown by a single member of the pro-Palestine group.

After a while, and a few small scuffles on both sides, the pro-Palestine side began marching towards the Ave H stop on the Q to disperse the protest (it was around 9pm at this time) in order to keep the pro-Palestinian protesters safe, as other protests ended with dispersals that led to members of the pro-Palestine side being targeted, harrassed, and attacked by large groups of Zionist antagonizers (Eastern Parkway Protest April 28, 2025).

Along this march, there were multiple times where zionists targeted pro-Palestinian protesters that fell behind the march, being berated and harassed. Multiple pro-Israeli agitators used high powered flashlights and flashing devices on pro-Palestinian protesters, shining them directly into people's eyes and cameras. Tons of hateful slurs, rhetoric, and violent threats were hurled at the pro-Palestinian march all the way to the train stop. As the protest ended, multiple zionists using noisemakers played loud sirens and noises against the pro-Palestine side as they were dispersing.

All throughout the protest, the pro-Israeli side was the main agitator, attacking and provoking, making verbal threats, spitting, and grabbing flags of the pro-Palestinian side. The footage edited to show violence against the pro-Israeli side was done deliberately to set up a narrative of violent pro-Palestine protesters attacking and invading a jewish neighborhood. What wasnt shown was the many jewish protesters on the Palestinian side being harassed, called Kapos and rats, and attacked alongside the other Palestinian protesters. This was a one-sided peaceful protest, where the Palestinian side was restrained, attacked, and threatened, while the pro-Israeli group chased, harassed and threw slurs and insults the entire evening.

That was my recollection of the day, and the way that the media and pro-israeli groups have framed it is completely devoid of the reality of being there. This was an illegal land sale, hosted at a Synagogue BECAUSE of the optics of protesting in front of a Synagogue. Its a defensive mechanism, and makes any pushback against this illegal sale of land look antisemetic by default. It never takes into account the countless Jewish people on the side of Palestine protesting against these real estate events.

I hope my account can help dispell some of the horrible misinformation floating around the entire event. If anyone wants proof of anything Ive mentioned here, I can link video showing everything I mentioned. I hope these horrific land sales end, and if a Synagogue does not want to be protested, it should simply not host an illegal land sale of Palestinian land in real estate events.

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u/MountainManUIM — 8 days ago
▲ 154 r/newyorkcity+2 crossposts

I Attended the Midwood Land Sale Protest on Monday. Here are my thoughts

I was at the protest, and ill try to give my account of what happened before, during, and after it because many people are going off of hearsay and reading articles or watching highly edited clips to solidify the narrative they follow.

On Monday, May 11th, the Synagogue Young Israel of Midwood held an internationally-illegal land sale that included the sale of stolen Palestinian land in the West Bank, with the intent on selling it to settlers who would go and displace Palestinian families in the West Bank. Aside from the clear moral quandaries of selling stolen land, this sale was illegal under international law ( Under Article 49 of the Geneva Convention, settlements have been determined by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in 2004 to be serious breaches of international law, constituting war crimes) and illegal based on NYC and American laws (The Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit discrimination in housing sales based on several protected characteristics, including religion, ethnicity, and national origin. U.S. real estate agencies are bound by both their state and federal laws to ensure that the sale of property is open to all prospective buyers) This is the context behind the land sale that was being protested, and the context is completely absent in much of the pro-Israeli side of framing this protest as being "against jews" or "antisemetic".

Anyways, I got to the protest at 5:15, about an hour and 15 before the Palestinian contigent was supposed to arrive. There were small amounts of barriers up around Young Israel of Midwood and about 30 or 40 police officers. They immediately began blocking off the entire block of Ocean and Ave L. There was a small pro-Israel group there already, and they soon formed a larger group across the street from where the land sale was taking place.

I was moved to the press area, which was stationed next to the pro-Israeli group. I was filming the event, and one of the members of the pro-Israeli side recognized me. I am openly pro-Palestinian and have covered other land sales in NYC, and was quickly surrounded by around 20 or so zionists, jeering and yelling at me. I was pulled into the police barrier by the NYPD and moved to a different area.

After a while, the anti-zionist Hasidic group Neturei Karta arrived with a few pro-Palestinian protesters around 6:15 or so. Immediately, the pro-Israel side began yelling insults, slurs, and horrible hate speech at the members of Neturei Karta. Things like "Kapo" and calling them "not jews" and one protester even began calling them "rats" which is a known antisemetic trope. This went on for 5 or so minutes as the pro-Palestine side began their chants. Every few minutes, another pro-Israeli protester would walk by Neturei Karta and yell an obscenity or slur at them, and multiple times the police had to step in to defend the peaceful Neturei Karta group.

Another section of the pro Palestinian protest group was held at Ocean and Ave M by NYPD. I headed over there, and it was a lot more contentious. As I walked over, i had multiple people walk by me and the people i was walking with (who were wearing keffiyehs) and had slurs and threats leveled against us. The Ave M group was surrounded by NYPD and the zionist group, with multiple places of the two protesting groups clashing, yelling at each other woth NYPD standing in between. A few times, both groups instigated small scuffles.

A zionist threw eggs at the pro-palestine side, and one hit a cop, which caused the NYPD to arrest the two people who threw them. A huge group of Zionists followed the police to their car, yelling and trying to get their two people de-arrested. The pro-Palestine side got ready to march to meet with the Neturei Karta group, which had been sectioned off on Ocean and unable to march to them directly. So the pro-Palestine side began marching East down Ave M towards E 19th or 18th. We marched north on either 18th or 19th, with a large group of pro-Israel supporters running alongside the march, instigating fights, yelling obscenities, spitting on the hasidic group marching with us, and antagonizing the march as it moved peacefully through the surround neighborhood (again, only done because the NYPD wouldnt let us meet with our other group safely)

During the march, the NYPD was completely absent, and multiple fights broke out, instigated (from what I could tell) primarily by the pro-Israel side. There were chants during the march, matched equally by "death to arabs" chanted in hebrew, along with "USA" and "Am Yisrael Chai".

We made it to the other group at Ave L after marching a large circle around the block to reunite. The muslim members of the march prayed, and the members of Neturei Karta put up their banners to shield them from the pro-Israeli group that had surrounded the pro-Palestine group on all 3 sides (the final side being the NYPD barrier). It was around this time I noticed a lone marcher flying a Hezbollah flag. Compared to the various members of the pro-Israel side wearing IDF uniforms and shirts, multiple Jewish Defense League Shirts, and tons of Israeli flags, the media and cycle seemed to have locked onto the lone Hezbollah flag flown by a single member of the pro-Palestine group.

After a while, and a few small scuffles on both sides, the pro-Palestine side began marching towards the Ave H stop on the Q to disperse the protest (it was around 9pm at this time) in order to keep the pro-Palestinian protesters safe, as other protests ended with dispersals that led to members of the pro-Palestine side being targeted, harrassed, and attacked by large groups of Zionist antagonizers (Eastern Parkway Protest April 28, 2025).

Along this march, there were multiple times where zionists targeted pro-Palestinian protesters that fell behind the march, being berated and harassed. Multiple pro-Israeli agitators used high powered flashlights and flashing devices on pro-Palestinian protesters, shining them directly into people's eyes and cameras. Tons of hateful slurs, rhetoric, and violent threats were hurled at the pro-Palestinian march all the way to the train stop. As the protest ended, multiple zionists using noisemakers played loud sirens and noises against the pro-Palestine side as they were dispersing.

All throughout the protest, the pro-Israeli side was the main agitator, attacking and provoking, making verbal threats, spitting, and grabbing flags of the pro-Palestinian side. The footage edited to show violence against the pro-Israeli side was done deliberately to set up a narrative of violent pro-Palestine protesters attacking and invading a jewish neighborhood. What wasnt shown was the many jewish protesters on the Palestinian side being harassed, called Kapos and rats, and attacked alongside the other Palestinian protesters. This was a one-sided peaceful protest, where the Palestinian side was restrained, attacked, and threatened, while the pro-Israeli group chased, harassed and threw slurs and insults the entire evening.

That was my recollection of the day, and the way that the media and pro-israeli groups have framed it is completely devoid of the reality of being there. This was an illegal land sale, hosted at a Synagogue BECAUSE of the optics of protesting in front of a Synagogue. Its a defensive mechanism, and makes any pushback against this illegal sale of land look antisemetic by default. It never takes into account the countless Jewish people on the side of Palestine protesting against these real estate events.

I hope my account can help dispell some of the horrible misinformation floating around the entire event. If anyone wants proof of anything Ive mentioned here, I can link video showing everything I mentioned. I hope these horrific land sales end, and if a Synagogue does not want to be protested, it should simply not host an illegal land sale of Palestinian land in real estate events.

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u/MountainManUIM — 8 days ago
▲ 668 r/leftist+1 crossposts

I got targeted by Canary Mission for protesting an illegal land sale in NYC

I've been getting nonstop harassment by zionist bots on instagram. I don't care tbh, but i know this shitty org can really negatively affect anyone targeted. Wont stop me from protesting these illegal stolen land sales until Palestine is free

u/MountainManUIM — 8 days ago

1940s Los Angeles vs LA Noire (Part 5)

Hey y'all, this is the final comparison post I'll be making for a bit. I am currently working on a long-form video for YouTube about how accurate LA Noire's map is to 1947 Los Angeles, so if you're interested in that, I'll post it here when its done! I'll also be posting a bunch of other comparisons when that video's done as well. I'm so glad everyone's been enjoying this series and I'll be back soon!

  1. Herbert's Drive-In (Located at Beverly and Fairfax, outside of game) appears as Joe's diner. The footage is home-footage from the late 1940s, shot around Los Angeles.
  2. Sardi's Restaurant on Hollywood Blvd. This one is about as close to 1:1 as I've seen in game. Photo is from the mid 1940s.
  3. Bamba Club at 626 N Spring St in Downtown Los Angeles. Featured heavily in the Noir films "Kiss Me Deady" and "Criss Cross". The photo was taken in the 1946.
  4. Backside of Main Street Terminal at 6th and Main, also known as the Pacific Electric Building. Photo is from 1945.
  5. Top of Richfield Tower at the corner of 6th and Flower. It was demolished in 1969, the only thing that remains of the original building is the black and gold elevator doors. Video was taken in the late 1940s as promotional material for Los Angeles and Southern California.

Hope you enjoyed! Will be back soon with more posts like these!

u/MountainManUIM — 11 days ago
▲ 111 r/VintageLA

1940s Los Angeles vs LA Noire (Part 5)

Hey y'all, this is the final comparison post I'll be making for a bit. I am currently working on a long-form video for YouTube about how accurate LA Noire's map is to 1947 Los Angeles, so if you're interested in that, I'll post it here when its done! I'll also be posting a bunch of other comparisons when that video's done as well. I'm so glad everyone's been enjoying this series and I'll be back soon!

  1. Sardi's Restaurant on Hollywood Blvd. This one is about as close to 1:1 as I've seen in game. Photo is from the mid 1940s.

  2. Herbert's Drive-In (Located at Beverly and Fairfax, outside of game) appears as Joe's diner. The footage is home-footage from the late 1940s, shot around Los Angeles.

  3. Bamba Club at 626 N Spring St in Downtown Los Angeles. Featured heavily in the Noir films "Kiss Me Deady" and "Criss Cross". The photo was taken in the 1946.

  4. Backside of Main Street Terminal at 6th and Main, also known as the Pacific Electric Building. Photo is from 1945.

  5. Top of Richfield Tower at the corner of 6th and Flower. It was demolished in 1969, the only thing that remains of the original building is the black and gold elevator doors. Video was taken in the late 1940s as promotional material for Los Angeles and Southern California.

Hope you enjoyed! Will be back soon with more posts like these!

u/MountainManUIM — 11 days ago
▲ 202 r/lanoire

LA Noire vs Real Life 1940s Los Angeles (Part 5)

Hey y'all, this is the final comparison post I'll be making for a bit. I am currently working on a long-form video for YouTube about how accurate LA Noire's map is to 1947 Los Angeles, so if you're interested in that, I'll post it here when its done! I'll also be posting a bunch of other comparisons when that video's done as well. I'm so glad everyone's been enjoying this series and I'll be back soon!

  1. Sardi's Restaurant on Hollywood Blvd. This one is about as close to 1:1 as I've seen in game

  2. Herbert's Drive-In (Located at Beverly and Fairfax, outside of game) appears as Joe's diner

  3. Bamba Club at 626 N Spring St in Downtown Los Angeles. Featured heavily in the Noir films "Kiss Me Deady" and "Criss Cross"

  4. Backside of Main Street Terminal at 6th and Main, also known as the Pacific Electric Building

  5. Top of Richfield Tower at the corner of 6th and Flower. It was demolished in 1969, the only thing that remains of the original building is the black and gold elevator doors

Hope you enjoyed! Will be back soon with more posts like these!

u/MountainManUIM — 11 days ago

Hey y'all, here are a few more 1940s Los Angeles comparison photos and videos to the 2011 game LA Noire. Let me know what you think and I'll post my last batch of them soon!

  1. LeRoy's Jewelry Co at 633 South Broadway portrayed in game as a general clothing store

  2. First Congregational Church at the corner of 6th St and Occidental Blvd with view of the Town House Building in the back left

  3. Biltmore Hotel, on the corner of 5th and Olive St with Pershing Square fountain in foreground

  4. CBS Columbia Square on the corner of Sunset Blvd and Gower St, shown in game with KNX, which was a regional radio station at the time

  5. Warner Bros Pacific Theater in Hollywood on the corner of Hollywood and Wilcox. Famous fro the two large Radio antennas on the roof, still there today

  6. The Mocambo Club, popular Hollywood Night Club, located in Game on Hollywood Blvd, was actually located in West Hollywood on Sunset Blvd. The interior is a near 1:1 with the real life club.

Let me know what y'all think and hope you enjoyed!

u/MountainManUIM — 17 days ago

Hey y'all, here are a few more 1940s Los Angeles comparison photos and videos to the 2011 game LA Noire. Let me know what you think and I'll post my last batch of them soon!

  1. LeRoy's Jewelry Co at 633 South Broadway portrayed in game as a general clothing store. The photo is from the early 1940s during a huge rainstorm that led to severe flooding in the Downtown area. Sandbags can be seen to stop water from entering the store.

  2. First Congregational Church at the corner of 6th St and Occidental Blvd with view of the Town House Building in the back left. The First Congregational Church is the oldest Protestant church in Los Angeles, built in 1867. The photo is from the late 1930s.

  3. Biltmore Hotel, on the corner of 5th and Olive St with Pershing Square fountain in foreground. The video is from the mid 1940s and is filmed in color, which was rare at the time. The Biltmore Hotel still operates today.

  4. CBS Columbia Square on the corner of Sunset Blvd and Gower St, shown in game with KNX, which was a regional radio station at the time. The building is now a mixed use apartment and office space building called Neue House. CBS moved its radio and tv production out in the early 2000s.

  5. Warner Bros Pacific Theater in Hollywood on the corner of Hollywood and Wilcox. Famous fro the two large Radio antennas on the roof, still there today. The video was taken in the late 40s and shows a Pacific Electric Red Car at the bottom of the footage briefly. Most of the building and theater sit empty today or filled by various restaurants.

  6. The Mocambo Club, popular Hollywood Night Club, located in Game on Hollywood Blvd, was actually located in West Hollywood on Sunset Blvd. The interior is a near 1:1 with the real life club. The photo was taken in the early 40s during the daytime.

Let me know what y'all think and hope you enjoyed!

u/MountainManUIM — 17 days ago
▲ 210 r/lanoire

Hey y'all, here are a few more LA Noire comparisons with the real life 1940s Los Angeles. Let me know what you think and I'll post my last batch of them soon!

  1. LeRoy's Jewelry Co at 633 South Broadway portrayed in game as a general clothing store
  2. First Congregational Church at the corner of 6th St and Occidental Blvd with view of the Town House Building in the back left
  3. Biltmore Hotel, on the corner of 5th and Olive St with Pershing Square fountain in foreground
  4. CBS Columbia Square on the corner of Sunset Blvd and Gower St, shown in game with KNX, which was a regional radio station at the time
  5. Warner Bros Pacific Theater in Hollywood on the corner of Hollywood and Wilcox. Famous fro the two large Radio antennas on the roof, still there today
  6. The Mocambo Club, popular Hollywood Night Club, located in Game on Hollywood Blvd, was actually located in West Hollywood on Sunset Blvd. The interior is a near 1:1 with the real life club.

Let me know what y'all think and hope you enjoyed!

u/MountainManUIM — 17 days ago
▲ 189 r/lanoire+1 crossposts

Hey y'all, back with another post of 1940s Los Angeles and LA Noire comparisons. Let me know what you think of them!

  1. Hollywood Memorial Cemetery Mortuary off Santa Monica Blvd

  2. Vogue Bowling Alley in 1942 (Rawling's Bowling Alley in-game) on the corner of Grand and W 9th St.

  3. A Fruit Stand from the 1940s (inside of Von's on Olympic)

  4. Hollywood First National Bank Building on the corner of Hollywood Blvd and Highland Ave

  5. Hollywood Fire Station Engine Company No. 27 on Cole and De Longpre Ave

  6. Hollywood Police Station on the corner of Wilcox and De Longpre Ave

Let me know if you want to see more! It's been fun going through all these old places!

u/MountainManUIM — 23 days ago