Officials Condemn Neo-Nazi March in Columbus

A neo-Nazi rally in Ohio's capital draws widespread criticism from political leaders and Jewish organizations.

Around a dozen masked individuals marched in downtown Columbus, Ohio, displaying Nazi flags and shouting antisemitic and racist slogans.
The White House and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine strongly condemned the march, labeling it a 'sickening display' of hate and bigotry.
The rally follows a similar neo-Nazi gathering in Michigan, raising concerns about rising white supremacist activities after President Trump's reelection.
Local and national Jewish groups, including the Anti-Defamation League, expressed outrage, emphasizing the need to combat bigotry.
Police detained several individuals after reports of altercations but later released them, stating no assault had occurred.