Dozens of protesters broke through a security fence as thousands marched against the war in Gaza, calling for a ceasefire amidst a major political event.
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling stated they would not tolerate violence or vandalism from the crowd, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining the peace.
The protest included families and children, reminiscent of historic protests, demanding an end to the occupation while chanting slogans such as "The whole world is watching!".
As tensions rose due to the protest, police managed to de-escalate the situation without resorting to batons or chemical agents, ensuring a peaceful demonstration.
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