
The actresses took part in an unauthorized event of the Jewish Voice for Peace movement
American actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were detained by the New York police during an anti-Israel protest by the Jewish Voice for Peace movement for attempting to block an intersection.
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The actresses took part in a protest of the Jewish Voice for Peace movement in New York.
American actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were among the activists detained at an anti-Israel rally in New York. The Guardian writes about this.
Journalists note that law enforcement officers put plastic handcuffs on both artists and then took them away from the site of the unauthorized rally of the Jewish Voice for Peace movement. In particular, among the posters there was a call to “Stop arming Israel.”
An NYPD spokesman noted that officers responded to an attempt to block the intersection. “Several individuals who did not comply were taken into custody,” 911 said.

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