On the 26th of July, as Israeli terrorists hijacked the aid ship Handela at sea, protesters banging pots and pans marched in Tampa against Isra-Hell’s starvation blockade.
The Boston Market in the shopping mall next to where these protests start has been threatening to tow cars if any protesters unknowingly parks in their lot. They serve shitty food anyway and have stepped into a war that’s much too big for them. A boycott by Tampa’s Palestinian community (the largest in Florida) and their friends could prove very costly.
When the march crossed it’s first intersecton, one and only one driver hold their horn on continuously. This was the end of the hassles. A couple cops in their cars hung around the march but took no hostile action. The march proceeded to a friendly area before heading back to the starting point to disperse.
As this protest took place, reports emerged that the aid ship Handela had been hijacked by IOF terrorists, and that bottles of grain and rice floating on the sea had washed up on Gaza’s shores. The source of the bottles is unclear but any food aid helps. If the bottles came from Egypt, the Handela may have kept the IOF busy and off the beach