Pro-Palestinian demonstrators block New York City bridges, Holland Tunnel
In New York City, no cars will be able to get from Manhattan to New Jersey through the tunnel.
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Jan 8, 2024, 5:08 PM
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Updated 353 days ago
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14ds agoProtest activity from pro-Palestinian demonstrators caused traffic delays Monday on the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge and the Holland Tunnel.
In New York City, no cars were to get from Manhattan to New Jersey through the tunnel. However, all crossing from New Jersey into New York remained clear.
Police say that they've made 325 total arrests over people blocking the Holland Tunnel and other bridges across the city.
Protest footage from the Holland Tunnel:
Protest footage from the Brooklyn Bridge:
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