American demonstrators disrupted the speech of Biden’s wife + video

U.S. First Lady Jill Biden spoke for only 14 minutes at the second stop of the “Women for Biden-Harris” campaign tour, but that didn’t stop several pro-Palestinian protesters from interrupting her four times.

According to al-Quds al-Arabi, a protester in Tucson shouted at Jill Biden that this is genocide, Jill!

Meanwhile, the security forces forced him out of the place of Sakhrani. Biden’s wife’s speech was supposed to focus on women’s issues, including abortion rights, which could be discussed in Arizona next November.

Biden said: Extreme Republicans led by Donald Trump are passing laws that prevent women from getting the health care they need, including artificial insemination.

But within 13 seconds of the speech, the first demonstrator shouted in protest of Biden’s support for the Zionist regime’s bloody war in Gaza. Less than two minutes later, a second protester shouted, and within 30 seconds, the first lady said she wouldn’t be at the event much longer. Jill Biden added: “I’m sorry I had to go so quickly.”

Immediately after removing the demonstrator from the stage, he added: “Storm and wind in Nevada will affect my trip.”

But as he began to gather his strength to continue his speech, the third protester shouted.

Kaliana Vinit (34), an activist from the Arizona Solidarity Coalition with Palestine, shouted: “When you talk about women’s issues, when you talk about women in different situations, women in Gaza have cesarean sections without anesthesia and they have their babies.” They watch as they are pulled out from under the rubble and die of hunger.

The activist announced that he voted for Biden in the 2020 election, a decision he now says he deeply regrets.

Protesters in solidarity with Palestinian rights have harassed President Biden at public events for months, and his team is now taking steps to shield him from public shaming over his handling of Israel’s bloody war in Gaza. Gives. Biden has been forced to turn to smaller events. Places that are kept secret until the last possible moment in order to avoid the protests of the demonstrators.