Pro-Hamas Twats Defaced A Military Cemetary In Los Angeles

The tranquility of the Los Angeles National Cemetery, the eternal resting place for around 85,000 soldiers who served in World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and other conflicts, was shattered on a Sunday afternoon. A wave of protestors, carrying anti-Israel sentiments, descended upon the cemetery in Westwood, Los Angeles, defacing the entrance with spray-painted signs, an act that has drawn attention for its sheer audacity and disrespect. The Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles experienced a surge of activity as hundreds of protestors gathered, voicing their opposition to the Biden Administration’s cooperation with Israel amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East. The demonstration, while primarily targeting U.S. foreign policy, took a disturbing turn when some individuals chose to deface the Los Angeles National Cemetery.