Several protests, including ones organized by Jewish groups, have taken place across the country in support of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
Fox News host Todd Piro raised questions Friday morning about whether the Jewish protesters attending rallies in support of Palestinians are actually Jewish.Tensions have increased across the globe in response to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On October 7, Hamas led the deadliest Palestinian militant attack on Israel in history. Israel has since responded with its heaviest-ever attack on the Gaza Strip, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared his country at war.
' Some Jewish UW students also attended the rally, reported KING, who told the outlet that they came to stand in solidarity with those who were attacked in Israel on October 7.'One thing that I find interesting with all these protests, including yours, is the number of people who claim in these protests that they are Jewish,' Piro prompted Hoffman.
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