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The public should be screaming for arrests of anyone who commit criminal offenses when they block bridges, highways and airports; besiege Jewish students in a university facility; shout antisemitic remarks;, disrupt school speakers and vandalize Jewish facilities. If convicted, they must be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Many of them commit crimes that could lead to prison.
Two anti-Israel protesters who blocked the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade were allowed to plead guilty to lesser charges.
Jay Waxse and Natalia Scollo appeared in court in Manhattan on Tuesday after their arrest on Thanksgiving for blocking the Macy's parade. They pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, a violation.
A pole-dancer and fellow anti-Israel activist who glued themselves to Sixth Avenue during Manhattan's iconic Thanksgiving Day Parade dodged criminal charges Tuesday.
Some of the protesters arrested on Thanksgiving had jumped the barricades and glued themselves to Sixth Avenue, according to police.