Pro-Palestine Protest Hits Sundance With Chants of ‘From the River to the Sea’, Indya Moore Speaks | Video

The “Pose” star joined the action which shut down Main Street and drew a counterprotest calling for the release of hostages by Hamas

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Main Street in Park City, Utah was shut down on Sunday as a march of around 100 pro-Palestine protesters including actresses Indya Moore and Melissa Barrera gathered at the Sundance Film Festival chanting “Free Palestine” and “From the river to the sea,” criticizing Israel and President Joe Biden.

“Scream” star Barrera, who was fired from “Scream VII” over social media posts that some deemed antisemitic (she’s at Sundance with new horror film “Your Monsters”), was seen in the crowd, standing back but chanting along with the protesters. And “Pose” star Moore joined as well, taking the microphone to call for a ceasefire and slam the bombing of Gaza in the wake of Hamas’s attack on Israeli civilians on October 7.

Adam Chitwood, TheGrill 2023

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    Sarah Silverman

    What biased journalism. “The history of the Middle East” smh indeed. As if the west had not been responsible for installing extremists in the Middle East for their own political power and oil wealth gains in our history. Is it virtue signaling to oppose the murder of 20,000+ innocent civilians? Stop pretending your readers are oblivious to the media propaganda machine running on AIPAC dime.

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