Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address Congress Wednesday.
A man who identified himself as "Henry" said his team had very little notice on July 22, 2024, before they were called to assemble thousands of metal barriers outside the U.S. Capitol complex.
The barriers are intended to control thousands on Wednesday in what is anticipated to be an intense series of anti-Israel protests on Capitol Hill. “We anticipate a large number of demonstrators to show up,” USCP said. “We respect everyone’s First Amendment rights, however all demonstrations must be done peacefully and legally.”
Reporters or photographers may be present,” a organizer said. “onsider removing identifiable clothing or wearing a mask.”“enerally we can say that our plan includes adding more officers, including from several outside agencies,” a USCP spokesperson said. “ continuing our robust intelligence sharing with our partners, and ensuring we have enough resources for our teams.”
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