Pro-Palestinian demonstrators protest near star-studded LA Biden fundraiser

A mob of pro-Palestinian demonstrators took to the streets near a star-studded Los Angeles fundraiser for President Biden, demanding the US cut aide to its closest ally in the region and chanting, “Come November we’ll remember.”

The Friday fundraiser was held at the stately home of former U.S. ambassador to Spain James Costos and designer Michael Smith, whose guests were a who’s who of Democratic power players in the state, including Steven Spielberg, Gov. Gavin Newsom, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

At nearby Holmby Park, where roughly 1,200-1,500 protesters chanted and jeered, parroting Hamas propaganda that Israel was committing “genocide” against Palestinians and denounced the Israel Defense Forces and the Los Angeles Police Department, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Some carried giant likenesses of Biden with devil horns, and signs which read “End all U.S. aid to Israel,” “America, don’t let your tax $ fund killing babies.”

Police ultimately declared the event an unlawful assembly and cleared the protesters from the park.

Some cops later reported being hit with eggs and bottled water by the unruly crowd.

No arrests were reported.

Biden addressed his well-heeled audience for just 11 minutes.

He did not discuss Gaza and instead talked about his potentially looming rematch with former President Trump.

“Literally, I believe, the future of American democracy is at stake,” Biden said, CBSNews reported. “The greatest threat Trump poses is to our democracy, because if we lost that, we lose everything. We will be one of those generations that can say, ‘We saved democracy.'”

A second fundraiser is scheduled for Biden in Los Angeles Saturday evening and he is expected to return to Washington D.C. on Sunday.