Crazed mob storms Trump’s building in an unprecedented attack
The Left hates Trump. They’re willing to do anything to stop him.
Now a crazed mob stormed Trump’s building in an unprecedented attack.
Trump Tower Stands Firm Against Protester Chaos
A disruptive mob of anti-Israel activists stormed the dining area of Trump Tower on Thursday, railing against the arrest of Columbia University protest leader Mahmoud Khalil.
Fortunately, the swift action of law enforcement upheld order, as over 100 members of Jewish Voice for Peace found themselves rightfully detained after their reckless stunt.
Dressed in loud red shirts emblazoned with “Jews Say Stop Arming Israel,” the group descended on the Trump Grill restaurant around noon. Videos showcased their brief moment of defiance before NYPD officers arrived by 12:30 p.m., efficiently rounding them up in zip-tie handcuffs.
An NYPD spokesperson confirmed multiple arrests, though exact numbers weren’t disclosed. By just before 1 p.m., Trump Tower’s surroundings were restored to calm—a testament to the no-nonsense approach of President Trump’s city.
Protesters Push a Divisive Agenda
Before their swift removal, the crowd waved signs with inflammatory slogans like “Fight Nazis not students,” “No Muslim Ban Ever,” and “Jews for Palestinian Freedom.”
On their live X feed, a protester declared, “We are saying if you come for one of us, you face us all,” doubling down with demands to “free Mahmoud and free Palestine.” It’s the kind of rhetoric that thrives on division, not solutions.
She went further, saying, “As Jews, we refuse to be the scapegoats of fascism. We aren’t leaving and we call on all people of consciousness to join us and refuse to comply with Trump’s regime’s attacks.”
Her attack on Trump’s leadership ignored the administration’s focus on security and accountability. She also demanded, “Colleges and universities must stop complying in advance.”
“Columbia and every other university must start taking active measures to protect their students. We call for all universities to protect freedom of speech, collective protest and to defend their students.” Yet, under Trump’s watch, campuses are being held to account for harboring radicalism—not coddled for it.
Justice Prevails as Lawbreakers Face Consequences
As the detained protesters were loaded onto buses for jail, their chants of “Free Mahmoud, free them all” rang hollow. Across Fifth Avenue, a small band of supporters cheered, but their noise couldn’t overshadow the decisive action taken. This wasn’t oppression—it was the rule of law at work, a hallmark of Trump’s commitment to keeping America safe and orderly.
The incident ties back to Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest on Saturday by federal immigration agents—a bold move by Trump’s administration to tackle alleged antisemitism head-on.
Khalil, who leads Columbia United Apartheid Divest (CUAD), a group cozy with terror outfits like Hamas and Hezbollah and obsessed with dismantling “Western civilization,” risks losing his green card.
A judge’s temporary block on his deportation Monday only delays the inevitable justice Trump’s team is pursuing.
This week’s earlier protests in Lower Manhattan pale in comparison to Thursday’s failed takeover, proving that under Trump, lawlessness won’t stand unchallenged.
