Demonstrators in Marine Park hold walk for release of Israeli hostages
The 30-minute walk ended at the Carro Building where members of Run for their Lives invited speakers to tell their personal stories and pray for those currently in Israel.
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2h agoMore than 100 people marched around Marine Park Sunday to demand the release of hostages taken by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attack.
“I feel like it’s with me every day,” said Roni, an Israeli citizen who has been living in Brooklyn for just over a year.
The 30-minute walk ended at the Carro Building where members of Run for their Lives invited speakers to tell their personal stories and pray for those currently in Israel.