Supporters of the terrorism done by Hamas in Israel have spent a day in New York City screaming at little children hospitalized for ailments including cancer.

They bellowed “Shame on you” as the children peered out of the windows of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, which houses a pediatric center.

The target of their unbridled rage apparently was the fact that the hospital has accepted donations, to support care for children and others, from those with political positions that offend the pro-terror protesters, something with which the children have zero connection.

An article at the Geller Report, where the barrage against children was described as “PURE EVIL,” explained that “terrified cancer stricken children” watched from the hospital windows as protesters marched outside, with instructions to “Make sure they hear you, they’re in the windows.”

The report explained the protesters were part of a scheme called “Flood Manhattan for Gaza: MLK Day March for Healthcare” and apparently was organized by a group calling itself “Within our Lifetime.”

“They explained their intent was to ‘stand with the Palestinian people amid a grave healthcare crisis amidst the genocide in Gaza.’”

The “genocide” in Gaza actually has been for the past months Israel’s military response to a terror attack by Hamas soldiers who on October 7, 2023, invaded and slaughtered at least 1,200 Israeli civilians, sometimes in the most brutal butchery imaginable, burning whole families alive and beheading babies.

The marchers explained online they wanted an end to U.S. aid to Israel and to chant at MSK “shame on you, you support genocide too.”

Facing criticism online for targeting children, protest organizer Nerdeen Kiswani claimed, “We called out hospitals supporting the genocide in Gaza as Palestinian cancer patients are going to DIE w/ no treatment if not killed by bombs first. These facts ARE disgusting.”

The children were targeted because, she said, the hospital to a “400 million dollar donation from billionaire Zionist Ken Griffin.”

This article was originally published by the WND News Center.

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