CALL TO ACTION AGAINST ZIONIST MOBS

On the night of April 24th, a Zionist mob descended on a peaceful protest in Crown Heights, New York, where demonstrators— including anti-Zionist Jews and pro-Palestinian organizers—had gathered to oppose the presence of genocidal war criminal Itamar Ben Gvir. Ben Gvir, the architect of the torture camps holding Palestinian hostages, was invited by leaders of the Chabad movement—a movement dedicated to the violent defense of Zionist supremacy, land theft, and the ethnic cleansing of Palestine under the guise of religious righteousness.

Unsurprisingly, what unfolded was a coordinated Zionist attack. Protesters were assaulted, bloodied, dragged, and brutalized in the street. A woman was cornered, isolated, attacked, and chased by dozens of bloodthirsty men. Anti-Zionist Jews were targeted alongside Palestinians and allies. This was not just an attack on a protest — it was an attack on our collective right to resistance against terrorists who dare walk our streets.

Make no mistake: the NYPD was not a bystander. They enabled. They collaborated. Once again—as every other law enforcement agency is prepared to do—they served as the muscle of Zionist repression, defending the very forces who came to silence dissent and beat down resistance. This is the same NYPD that trains with israeli forces, that surveils our communities, and that protects war criminals instead of our people.

Let it be clear: Ben Gvir is a fascist terrorist—an architect of torture centers holding Palestinian hostages, a cheerleader of settler lynch mobs, and a key figure in the ongoing ethnic cleansing of Palestine. He should be in handcuffs at The Hague, not welcomed on our soil. The fact that he was allowed to walk freely on the streets of New York City is an eternal disgrace. His visit, backed by Zionist street violence, is a threat to all of us who fight for liberation.

To the Zionist cowards who attack our men and women in the night: we will not be intimidated. No amount of mob violence will stop this growing movement—not in Palestine, not in New York, not in Los Angeles or Bakersfield—not anywhere.

To our communities everywhere: protect yourselves. Organize community defense. Show up for each other. Do not rely on the state or its enforcement arm to protect you—it protects your oppressors. We call on all people of conscience to condemn this violence and stand with our brothers and sisters to repel this attack.

We are not backing down.

Glory to the martyrs. Glory to the resistance.

The United Liberation Front For Palestine
Statement — April 25th 2025