Hundreds of rowdy anti-Israeli protesters stormed through the Big Apple on Labor Day, lighting flares and setting off smoke bombs as they marched toward the heart of the city.
The mob gathered at Union Square in the early afternoon and began their raucous march north towards Grand Central Terminal, according to footage posted online Freedom TV and others.
Video footage shows an NYPD officials attempting to halt the march, only to be shoved aside by a few of the demonstrators.
Blue and red flares fill the air with smoke as the group moves through the city.
The mass protest is just the latest show of disorder by anti-Israeli marchers since the Jewish State retaliated for a sneak attack on Israel by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7 — with protests spreading to college campuses in the city and throughout the nation.
The Post reported this weekend that the demonstrations are costing corporations across the globe billions of dollars.
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