Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather in Washington, DC, holding the largest gathering of its kind in years. Graffiti with antisemitic messages is discovered prior to the protest. Some protesters confront the White House, directing their anger at President Joe Biden, whom they accuse of being a "child murderer." Similar protests and calls for "intifada" occur in London.

In Oakland, pro-Palestinian protesters block a U.S. military ship, fearing it will transport weapons to Israel. They demand a cease-fire and claim that U.S. taxpayers' money funds genocide. Eventually, authorities remove the protesters and the ship departs.

A large group of pro-Hamas demonstrators defaces the White House, smearing it with fake blood and waving Palestinian flags while shouting "Allahu Akbar!" The U.S. Secret Service makes little effort to intervene. Initially focused on calls for a ceasefire, the protest escalates into anti-Israel and antisemitic demonstrations, showing little regard for the historic landmark.

During a visit to Kenya, Queen Camilla breaks royal protocol by playfully patting her husband, King Charles, on the behind. The couple demonstrates affection towards each other while visiting the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Elephant Orphanage.

In the realm of politics, Representative Ryan Zinke introduces a bill to halt the entry of Palestinians into the United States, citing concerns over the Biden Administration's immigration vetting capabilities. The proposed legislation also seeks to revoke entrance for covered aliens who entered after October 1. Zinke emphasizes the need to address potential threats of terrorism and secure the US border.

The Digest, 11/4/2023 @930PM, CDT

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