Hundreds of peaceful protesters gathered outside Trump International Hotel in New York City to demand an end to starvation tactics being used in Gaza. The demonstration was held near Columbus Circle and organized by IfNotNow, a Jewish-American group known for its stance against the Israeli occupation of Palestine.

The protesters stood united under the message "Trump: Jews Say No More," calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and full access for humanitarian aid. Their goal was to raise global awareness about the suffering of civilians in Gaza, especially the use of hunger as a method of war.

Many protestors held bold signs with statements like "Stop Starving Gaza," "Never Again Is Now," and "Not In Our Name." These words reflect a deep concern among Jewish communities and human rights supporters about the current humanitarian crisis facing Palestinians.

The demonstration also put pressure on political leaders such as former President Donald Trump to speak out. Organizers argued that the silence of world leaders encourages further violence and suffering.

Protesters believe public actions like this shift public attention and media coverage toward the pain of innocent people in war zones. They stressed the need for more people to speak up for those who cannot.

This protest is just one part of a growing global campaign urging governments to protect human rights and stop the use of starvation as a weapon. The movement continues to grow stronger with each voice that joins the call for justice.

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