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0:43Now PlayingThousands of anti-Israel protesters flooded Manhattan’s streets Monday to mark the first anniversary of the Oct. 7 terror attack — creating havoc and keeping the NYPD high alert.
The largely anti-Israel mobs amassed end to end — from Columbia University to Wall Street — with the expected unrest telegraphed early with antisemitic vandals striking at an uptown CUNY campus, smashing windows on a building and scrawling an anti-Israel message in red paint across it.
The NYPD said dozens of gatherings were expected to mark the solemn anniversary, but two were of particular concern — at Times Square late Monday afternoon and another in Central Park in the early evening.
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