Los Angeles National Cemetery Vandalized During Pro-Palestinian Protest

Nearly 90,000 veterans' resting place defaced with 'Free Gaza', 'Intifada' and a red triangle symbol associated with Hamas.

Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized the Los Angeles National Cemetery, spray-painting 'Free Gaza' and 'Intifada' on the entrance.
The cemetery is the resting place of nearly 90,000 veterans who served in World War I through Vietnam.
The protesters also used a red triangle symbol, associated with Hamas and anti-Israel propaganda, in their graffiti.
The vandalism has been widely condemned, with officials calling it 'unacceptable' and promising to restore the cemetery to its original state.
The incident occurred during a protest outside the US Federal Building, which shut down a major boulevard.