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A large crowd of Pro-Palestinian demonstrators&nbsp;in the United States&nbsp;stormed the streets near the annual Met Gala fashion fundraiser on Monday (May 6).&nbsp;Protesters vandalised a World War I memorial in Central Park and torched the American flag at the One Hundred Seventh Infantry Memorial&nbsp;after police barred a group of more than 1,000 demonstrators from entering the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, which was hosting the Met Gala.

Vogue has been the host of the fashion event every year since 1948. This year, when celebrities walked on the&nbsp;carpet, demonstrators gathered outside, calling for an end to the months-long Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Around 6 pm ET, the pro-Palestinian group marched towards the event as the red carpet arrivals began. Videos of the protesters are making the rounds on social media. The New York City Police Department confronted the protesters.

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A video posted on X, previously Twitter, shows the protesters about a block from the event.

"Hamas sympathizers carrying banners which read "By any means necessary" are marching towards the Met in NYC which is hosting the Met Gala. This is after they broke through police barricades," a user wrote.

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Wrote another, "While you’re enjoying the met gala looks, please remember that Rafah is under attack, please remember that Hamas accepted the ceasefire deal, please remember that Israel rejected it. &nbsp;THIS IS NOT A WAR, IT IS A GENOCIDE AND ISRAEL NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE."

The New York Post claimed that more than 1,000 demonstrators marched across Manhattan on Monday evening.

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The activists marched from Hunter College, where the pro-Palestinian activist organisation Within Our Lifetime conducted a "Day of Rage" event beginning at 5 pm before marching to the Metropolitan Gala. Protesters were confronted with a large police presence, and many individuals were arrested by New York Police Department officers.

Within Our Lifetime wrote on X, "DISCLOSE! DIVEST! WE WILL NOT STOP WE WILL NOT REST! From the encampments to the streets NYC stands with Rafah!"

A large crowd of Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in the United States stormed the streets near the annual Met Gala fashion fundraiser on Monday (May 6). Protesters vandalised a World War I memorial in Central Park and torched the American flag at the One Hundred Seventh Infantry Memorial after police barred a group of more than 1,000 demonstrators from entering the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, which was hosting the Met Gala.

A large crowd of Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in the United States stormed the streets near the annual Met Gala fashion fundraiser on Monday (May 6). Protesters vandalised a World War I memorial in Central Park and torched the American flag at the One Hundred Seventh Infantry Memorial after police barred a group of more than 1,000 demonstrators from entering the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, which was hosting the Met Gala. Vogue has been the host of the fashion event every year since 1948. This year, when celebrities walked on the carpet, demonstrators gathered outside, calling for an end to the months-long Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. Around 6 pm ET, the pro-Palestinian group marched towards the event as the red carpet arrivals began. Videos of the protesters are making the rounds on social media. The New York City Police Department confronted the protesters. #NEW MASS ARRESTS outside #MetGala2024 during Pro-palestine protest 'DAY OF RAGE' Video by Ed Quinn Desk@freedomnews.tv to license pic.twitter.com/bKNQhE4BVQ — Oliya Scootercaster 🛴 (@ScooterCasterNY) May 6, 2024 × A video posted on X, previously Twitter, shows the protesters about a block from the event. "Hamas sympathizers carrying banners which read "By any means necessary" are marching towards the Met in NYC which is hosting the Met Gala. This is after they broke through police barricades," a user wrote. Hamas sympathizers carrying banners which read "By any means necessary" are marching towards the Met in NYC which is hosting the Met Gala. This is after they broke through police barricades. pic.twitter.com/E5mhs75TDk — SirWinston (@SirWinston85) May 6, 2024 × Also read: Columbia University’s main graduation ceremony cancelled due to Gaza protests Wrote another, "While you’re enjoying the met gala looks, please remember that Rafah is under attack, please remember that Hamas accepted the ceasefire deal, please remember that Israel rejected it. THIS IS NOT A WAR, IT IS A GENOCIDE AND ISRAEL NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE." The New York Post claimed that more than 1,000 demonstrators marched across Manhattan on Monday evening. While you’re enjoying the met gala looks, please remember that Rafah is under attack, please remember that Hamas accepted the ceasefire deal, please remember that Israel rejected it. THIS IS NOT A WAR, IT IS A GENOCIDE AND ISRAEL NEED TO BE HELD ACCOUMTABLE. #AllEyesOnRafah — Han ✌︎︎ (@hanreads_) May 7, 2024 × The activists marched from Hunter College, where the pro-Palestinian activist organisation Within Our Lifetime conducted a "Day of Rage" event beginning at 5 pm before marching to the Metropolitan Gala. Protesters were confronted with a large police presence, and many individuals were arrested by New York Police Department officers. Within Our Lifetime wrote on X, "DISCLOSE! DIVEST! WE WILL NOT STOP WE WILL NOT REST! From the encampments to the streets NYC stands with Rafah!"

Pro-Palestinian protesters barred from reaching Met Gala; burn American flag, vandalise WWI memorial

Israel launched an offensive into the final Hamas stronghold of Rafah on Monday and a major target appeared to be the key border crossing with Egypt, the only way in or out of the Gaza Strip that Israel does not control. Watch in for more details!

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The Israeli army carried out "targeted strikes" against Hamas militants in eastern Rafah after appealing to civilians to evacuate. Thousands of people moved to what Israel termed as the "humanitarian area" to the north of Rafah.

The Israeli army carried out "targeted strikes" against Hamas militants in eastern Rafah after appealing to civilians to evacuate. Thousands of people moved to what Israel termed as the "humanitarian area" to the north of Rafah. Amid reports of strikes in eastern Rafah, multiple explosions were also reportedly heard in southern Rafah. The Palestinian Civil Defence, in a statement, claimed that several Palestinians were killed in the airstrikes and many others were injured. “Civil defence teams have managed to pull out a number of martyrs and transport several injured individuals from under the rubble of several homes which were bombed by Israeli warplanes tonight in various places in the Rafah governorate in southern Gaza Strip,” read the Palestinian Civil Defence's statement. The Palestinian official news agency WAFA reported that eight Palestinians were killed in two attacks on Rafah. Also Read: Israel cautions after Hamas says it accepts ceasefire proposal of Egypt and Qatar The strikes took place after Hamas expressed agreement to the terms of a ceasefire deal which was brokered by Qatar and Egypt. Ceasefire negotiations to resume after Israel rejects proposal However, the terms of the deal were rejected by Israel which claimed that it was "far from meeting" its "core demands". Israel is sending its delegation for indirect talks in Cairo to secure an "acceptable" agreement. Meanwhile, the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that indirect ceasefire negotiations will continue between Israel and Hamas on Tuesday (May 7). The ministry's spokesperson, Dr Majed bin Mohammed Al-Ansari, in a statement, said that the continued negotiations come after Hamas' response about a possible proposal, which "can be described as positive." Al-Ansari further expressed Qatar's "hope that the talks will culminate in reaching an agreement for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the exchange of prisoners and detainees and the sustainable flow of humanitarian aid into all areas of the Strip." Meanwhile, protesters took to the streets of Tel Aviv and demanded a ceasefire agreement. A group - which was representing families of Israeli hostages - in a message to government negotiators, demanded: “Do not return without a signed deal”. Watch: Israel-Hamas War: Biden restates 'clear position' on Rafah to Netanyahu White House national security spokesman John Kirby said that the talks between Israel and Hamas had reached a "critical" stage: "I don't know that it gets any more sensitive than right now," he added. Meanwhile, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that a ground invasion of Rafah would be "intolerable". "A ground invasion in Rafah would be intolerable because of its devastating humanitarian consequences and because of its destabilising impact in the region," said the UN chief. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

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Hamas said on Monday (May 6) that it had accepted a Gaza ceasefire proposal from Egypt and Qatar, hours after Israel announced a plan to evacuate 100,000 Palestinians from Rafah, hinting at starting its offensive after nearly seven months of war.

Hamas said on Monday (May 6) that it had accepted a Gaza ceasefire proposal from Egypt and Qatar, hours after Israel announced a plan to evacuate 100,000 Palestinians from Rafah, hinting at starting its offensive after nearly seven months of war. Hamas did not share the terms of the truce formally, but a senior Hamas member Khalil al-Hayya said on Monday that the proposal includes a three-stage truce with the goal of a lasting ceasefire. Hayya divulged details to the Qatar-based Al Jazeera channel, stating that each phase would last 42 days. According to him, the deal includes plans for a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and an exchange of hostages and prisoners. the deal would also guarantee the return of Palestinians displaced by the ongoing war, with the aim of a "permanent ceasefire". Also read: Israeli jets strike two Rafah areas ahead of ground invasion: Hamas Hamas's announcement came moments after the White House said that US President Joe Biden held a telephone conversation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a statement published on its official website, the militant group said, "Ismail Haniyeh, head of the political bureau of Hamas movement, conducted a telephone call with the prime minister of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, and with the Egyptian intelligence minister, Mr Abbas Kamel, and informed them of Hamas's approval of their proposal regarding a ceasefire agreement." After the announcement, a senior Hamas official said that Israel must decide whether it accepts or "obstructs" a truce in Gaza. While speaking to the news agency AFP on condition of anonymity, the official said, "After Hamas agreed to the mediators' proposal for a ceasefire, the ball is now in the court of Israeli occupation, whether it will agree to the ceasefire agreement or obstruct it." Also read: Putin’s nuclear drills orders response to ‘unprecedented’ comments from West: Kremlin Meanwhile, the Times of Israel reported that Israeli officials have warned against accepting the announcement made by the Palestine-based militant group. Israel cautioned that the offer Hamas says it accepted is not the one it agreed to. Officials told networks Kan, 12 and 13 that the terms Hamas accepted are different to what Israel agreed to. The offer Hamas has accepted is apparently made unilaterally by Egypt. It is not being taken seriously in Jerusalem before the details are clarified, the networks mentioned. A senior Israeli official spoke to AFP, reiterating that it was not the "framework" Israel had previously agreed to, but he mentioned that the government was studying the proposal. "We have received the proposal and are reviewing it. It is not the framework that was agreed upon. We are examining it," the official told AFP on condition of anonymity. Celebrations were seen in the streets of Gaza after Hamas claimed to accept a ceasefire agreement. Watch this report: × Rafah evacuation order Despite Hamas saying it had approved the truce proposal, Israel's army late Monday reiterated its call for evacuations in Rafah. "We also call on residents this evening to evacuate," military spokesman Daniel Hagari said in a broadcast address after the Hamas announcement. Hagari added that "airforce aircraft targeted more than 50 terror targets in the Rafah area" throughout the day Monday. Fears are also looming over a possible invasion of Rafah, where more than one million people have sought refuge from months of Israeli bombardment, which will be catastrophic. Meanwhile, the UN rights chief said Monday that Israel's order for Palestinians to evacuate from eastern Rafah in Gaza is "inhumane" and warned that the offensive would push suffering and destruction beyond already "unbearable" levels. Volker Turk further said forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to areas with almost no access to aid for survival was "inconceivable". Biden-Netanyahu talks The White House also said that Biden "reiterated his clear position" to Netanyahu after Israel defied US warnings and told Palestinians to evacuate part of the southern Gaza city of Rafah. It added that Netanyahu, meanwhile, "agreed to ensure the Kerem Shalom crossing is open for humanitarian assistance for those in need". Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

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The war in Gaza is showing no signs of stopping it's evident hours after Hamas rockets killed thre IDF soldiers and Israel retaliated by striking Gaza's Rafah.

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Hopes for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip are dimming but a fresh round of negotiations will take place in Qatar on Monday (May 6). Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director Bill Burns headed to Qatar's capital Doha for "emergency" discussions on mediation in the war.

Hopes for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip are dimming but a fresh round of negotiations will take place in Qatar on Monday (May 6). Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director Bill Burns headed to Qatar's capital Doha for "emergency" discussions on mediation in the war. Burns would continue to stay in Doha as the truce talks drag on and will head to Israel by Tuesday for talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. A Hamas official, meanwhile, said that the group's delegation for truce talks was headed to Doha for consultations. On Sunday, the ceasefire talks in Egypt's Cairo failed to produce a breakthrough. Hamas reiterated that it would not accept a truce that did not completely end the war, accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of "personally hindering" a deal. Also read: Israel shuts key border crossing for aid trucks as Hamas fires rockets Prime Minister Netanyahu, meanwhile, hardened his rejection of Hamas' demands for an end to the Gaza war in exchange for the freeing of hostages, saying on Sunday that would keep the Palestinian militant group in power and pose a threat to Israel. These developments came as 16 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip's Rafah city. The airstrikes came hours after Hamas claimed responsibility for a rocket attack near Rafah which Israeli said killed three IDF soldiers and injured 11 more. Also read | Dozens of Jewish sites receive disturbing bomb threat emails in NYC, says report The conflict between Israel and Hamas started in October last year after Hamas launched an assault in southern Israel in which 1,200 people were killed and 252 taken hostage. Israel responded by striking back hard at the Gaza Strip, killing more than 34,000 people. With the outcome of Monday's truce talks unknown, here's a look at the latest updates: US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke on the phone on Monday evening, according to Israeli media. The conversation reportedly lasted half an hour. Gaza officials said Israeli jets have targeted at least two areas in Rafah that the IDF had ordered to be evacuated. "The areas targeted by the Israeli occupation are near the perimeter of Gaza International Airport, the Al-Shuka area, the Abu Halawa area, the Salaheddin street area and the Salam neighbourhood," Gaza civil defence agency spokesman Ahmed Ridwan was quoted as saying by AFP. Another aid official confirmed the strikes. Egypt has reportedly raised its military’s level of preparedness in northern Sinai, which borders the Gaza Strip. EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell on Monday urged Israel to “renounce” the idea of invading Rafah. In a post on social media, he called on both sides to implement UN security council resolution 2728, which demanded “an immediate ceasefire … by all parties leading to a lasting sustainable ceasefire” and also called for “the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages” and “the lifting of all barriers to the provision of humanitarian assistance at scale”. Hezbollah said it fired "dozens of Katyusha rockets" at an Israeli base in the occupied Golan Heights on Monday in retaliation for a strike in Lebanon's east. Hezbollah fighters launched "dozens of Katyusha rockets" targeting "the headquarters of the Golan Division... at Nafah base", the group said in a statement. The Israeli military on Monday began evacuating Palestinian civilians from eastern Rafah ahead of a threatened assault on the southern Gazan city. The military said that around 100,000 people were being evacuated. According to local media reports, the evacuations were now focused on a few peripheral districts of Rafah from which evacuees would be directed to tent cities in nearby Khan Younis and Al Muwassi. The military said that the east Rafah evacuation was a "limited scope operation," as it began to drop flyers, send text messages, and make phone calls to Palestinians with instructions on the zones that needed to be evacuated, and which routes to take to a designated humanitarian zone. Hamas called the evacuation plan a “dangerous escalation that will have consequences.” At least 16 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip's Rafah, AFP reported on Monday citing medics and first responders. The airstrikes came hours after Hamas claimed responsibility for a rocket attack near Rafah which Israeli said killed three Israeli soldiers and injured 11 more. The Israeli military confirmed the counter-strike, saying it struck the launcher from which the Hamas projectiles were fired, as well as a nearby "military structure." The military said 10 projectiles were launched from Rafah in southern Gaza towards the area of Kerem Shalom, which it said was now closed. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. Also watch | Israel-Hamas war: Families of hostages rally again in Tel Aviv (With inputs from agencies)

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All signs are pointing at an imminent and immediate Israeli invasion of Rafah. 1. The ceasefire talks have collapsed. 2. Israel has asked Palestinians living in Eastern Rafah to 'evacuate immediately'. The order affects 100,000 people 3. The Israeli army has carried out airstrikes in Rafah. 4. Egypt has raised its military preparedness level in northern Sinai Hamas says an invasion of Rafah won't be a 'picnic' for IDF. Who benefits from this wider conflict? Benjamin Netanyahu?

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Israel-Hamas war: Israel's retaliatory strike hits Gaza's southern city of Rafah. The war in Gaza is showing no signs of stopping hours after Hamas Rockets killed three IDF soldiers, Israel retaliated by striking Gaza's Southernmost city of Rafah. Watch in for more details!

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The Palestinian Red Crescent says “thousands” of Gazans are leaving eastern Rafah amid bombings and after Israeli forces ordered the southern Gaza area evacuated. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: Palestinians begin leaving Eastern Rafah

Israel-Hamas war: Israel's retaliatory strike hits Gaza's southern city of Rafah. Watch in for more details!

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Israel retaliatory strike hits Gaza's Rafah after Hamas kills 3 soldiers

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The Israeli Army has called on Gazans living in Eastern Rafah to head to an expanded humanitarian area in Gaza strip's Khan Younis and Al-Mawasi area. The order comes after a night of intense Israeli bombardment on Rafah. Hours after Hamas rockets killed three IDF soldiers. Watch in for more details!

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