Anti-Israel agitators target cancer hospital in NYC as patients watch from inside

On Monday, a large group of anti-Israel agitators descended upon Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center on Manhattan's Upper East Side, accusing the institution of supporting genocide.

While many in the crowd appeared indifferent to the plight of those inside the hospital, some of whom watched the raucous procession from the windows, the loudest participants in the march made it clear that they wanted them to hear their chants.

"We will continue to march as we talk about another complicit institution," a woman with a megaphone at the head of the pack screeches as they approach the hospital on York Avenue between East 67 and East 68 Streets.

"Make sure they hear you, they're in the windows," she continued, pointing to those pressed up against the glass checking on the situation outside.

In response to her calls, the rest of the marchers shouted, "Shame!" and beat drums in the direction of the hospital.

The woman then led everyone in a chant of "MSK, shame on you, you support genocide, too!"

The marchers did not make it clear why the hospital was targeted.

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is one of the most renowned health institutes in the country, and as Forbes reports, recently received a nearly half a billion dollar grant from Ken Griffin and David Geffen, which will be used to transform care at the facility and research on discovering cures.