Charges Dropped for Several Protesters After Netanyahu's D.C. Visit

Protests against Israeli Prime Minister's visit lead to arrests, property damage, and divided public opinion on protest methods.

Prosecutors dropped charges for 11 of the 25 protesters arrested during anti-Netanyahu demonstrations in Washington, D.C.
Protests turned violent with incidents of flag burning, vandalism, and clashes with police at Union Station.
Law enforcement officials expressed frustration over the dropped charges and the challenges of managing large, volatile crowds.
Protesters were divided on the use of violence, with some justifying property damage while others called for peaceful methods.
Pro-Israel counterprotesters reported experiencing violence and vandalism during the demonstrations.