'It's terrible to see people, especially college students...support murderers and terrorists who do God-awful things,' Ken Price told WFAA.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Hundreds of people marched down Main Street in downtown Fort Worth Sunday in support of Israel, holding posters of hostages taken by Hamas.
"It’s nonsense, it’s garbage, it’s terrible," Ken Price told WFAA."To see people, especially college students, who should know better to support murderers and terrorists who do God-awful things.""I’m glad they’re not alive to see it," she said."Because I don’t think they ever thought they’d see that in this country. I never expected the preponderance of vocal antisemitism being expressed now without shame.
It was a quick, but tense, altercation that heated up after one of the counter-protestors snatched a poster of a hostage out of someone's hand.
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