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Reports circulated that Susan Sarandon and Hanaa Ainbinder were detained during a pro-Palestine protest in New York, near the United Nations headquarters, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was meeting with officials after one of the intersections was closed. Around 200 people participated in the demonstration, holding signs and chants calling for an end to arms supplies to Israel and the cessation of the war in Gaza. They were warned to disperse before some participants, including Sarandon and Ainbinder, were detained. The New York Police Department described their detention as resulting from their defying orders. Ainbinder defended her arrest, emphasizing that the purpose of the photos taken during the detention was to draw attention to the suffering of Palestinians amid the devastating war launched by Israel on Gaza and southern Lebanon. She also called for donations to humanitarian organizations providing aid to Palestinians.
تنويه: هذا ملخص تم إنشاؤه بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي
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