Monday's demonstration against Israel at John F. Kennedy International Airport, which briefly obstructed the airport's entrance and equated the Israeli Defense Forces and the New York Police Department with the Ku Klux Klan, represents the latest effort to disrupt daily life in New York City while spreading antisemitic rhetoric.

This event, like many others, was orchestrated by the extremist organization Within Our Lifetime, led by Nerdeen Kiswani and Fatima Mousa Mohammad.

“Expect us everywhere, at any time, at any day, during holidays and busy seasons — in the streets, airports, and stations,” Mohammed wrote on X Monday. “Until we get justice this city will not rest. and if that bothers you — go cry about it to [President] Biden who’s butchering our people.”

A mother in the southern Israel town just near the Gaza border explained to Rebel News' Avi Yemini how roaming gangs of Hamas terrorists butchered, raped and kidnapped civilians in her community of 31,000.

FULL REPORT by @OzraeliAvi: https://t.co/De6trm2BLp pic.twitter.com/Ex7TEUezuu

— Yanky (@Yanky_Pollak) October 13, 2023

The recent protests have been sparked by the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. This is not a new arena for Kiswani, who, during her time at CUNY Law School, was a prominent member of the Students for Justice in Palestine group.

“Whatever happened at CUNY School of Law involving antisemitism, Nerdeen was involved,” city council member Inna Vernikov told the New York Post.

Canada’s Islamic lobby wants Ottawa to open the floodgates to Gazans without a cap, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.https://t.co/lSWHvnqfJX

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) January 3, 2024

Kiswani, who has talked about experiencing racism and discrimination due to her Palestinian heritage, delivered a contentious commencement address at the law school in 2022. In her speech, she criticized Israel and expressed disapproval of CUNY's practice of facilitating student and faculty visits to Israel.

“It had nothing to do with graduating the law school,” Vernikov stated. “And things have gotten worse.”

Meanwhile, Mohammed echoed Kiswani's actions in May 2023 during her commencement speech at CUNY Law School. She labeled the law as a representation of white supremacy and referred to the NYPD and military as “fascists.”