NYC anti-Israel activists plan Monday protest against Israel real estate event

May 11, 2026 - 10:57

A group of anti-Israel activists in New York City is organizing a protest for Monday, aimed at disrupting a real estate event focused on properties in Israel. The demonstration follows a similar action held on Tuesday, where the group PAL-Awda was involved. Despite any previous disruptions, the organization has stated it remains undeterred and is moving forward with the planned Monday protest.

The upcoming protest is expected to target a gathering that promotes investment and development in Israeli real estate. Organizers have not disclosed specific details about the location or timing of the event, but they have called on supporters to gather and voice opposition. The group claims the event is part of a broader effort to normalize what they describe as controversial policies in the region.

Tuesday's protest saw a number of demonstrators outside the venue, with some carrying signs and chanting slogans. Police were present to maintain order, and no major incidents were reported. PAL-Awda, which has been active in organizing such actions, said in a statement that the response from Tuesday's event only strengthens their resolve. "We will continue to show up and speak out," the group said, without providing further details on their long-term plans.

The Monday protest is part of a series of actions by activists who oppose any form of economic or cultural engagement with Israel. Critics of the protests argue that such events unfairly target Jewish and Israeli businesses and individuals. Supporters of the real estate event say it is a legitimate opportunity for people to explore investment options in a country with a strong housing market.

As of now, the New York Police Department has not issued any special advisories regarding the protest, but officers are expected to be on hand to ensure public safety. The event is likely to draw a mix of demonstrators and counter-protesters, as has been the case with similar gatherings in the past.