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In the heart of New York City, the vibrant spirit of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was marred by a group of pro-Palestinian protesters seeking to bring attention to the conflict in the Gaza Strip. Clad in stark white jumpsuits, their bodies bore the bold declarations of "Ethnic Cleansing," "Colonialism," and "Militarism."
As the parade kicked off with its usual fervor, the atmosphere shifted when these activists, driven by their cause, leaped over barricades and onto the parade route. The messages on their jumpsuits became a stark contrast to the festive floats and lively marching bands.
It wasn. . .
