The incident adds to a growing list of planned or actual attacks on Jews amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and spiking antisemitism that has accompanied it.

A video posted to the social media platform by StopAntisemitism captured the event.

"Organized in the wake of the deadliest attack on Israel since the Holocaust, this march aims to unify American voices in support of Israel and to take a firm stand against terror," a statement said.

Ecco Pizzeria, in the Headingley neighborhood of Leeds, stated on Instagram "Z1on1sts not welcome."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu floats the possibility of a brief pause in fighting to ensure the safe passage of humanitarian goods, but says no ceasefire without the release of hostages.

“We don’t know if we will ever get much of the story,” Waters told Glenn Greenwald. "They’re calling it their 9/11. What actually happened on the American 9/11? Nobody knows."

The rate of arrests has only gone down a little in the last two weeks, while the rate of Hamas arrestees to total arrestees has remained similar.

Brandeis told the student group that open support for Hamas was a violation of the school's principles. SJP called the decision "purely racist."