Anti-Israel and Pro-Israel Protesters Unite in Rare Display of Biden Chanting

Two opposing protest groups at the University of Alabama found common ground in their disdain for President Biden, chanting "F--- Joe Biden" in unison during a demonstration on Wednesday.

In a surprising display of unity, anti-Israel and pro-Israel protesters came together at the University of Alabama on Wednesday, chanting "F--- Joe Biden" in unison. The unlikely alliance, captured in a video shared on social media, highlights the growing frustration with the current administration.

The protest, organized by the UA Leftist Collective and other groups, was intended to call for the university to divest from Israel and to stop supporting companies that aid Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza. However, the event took an unexpected turn when both anti-Israel and pro-Israel protesters joined forces to express their disapproval of President Biden.

The embarrassing chant has become a common refrain at sporting events and political rallies, reflecting the widespread dissatisfaction with Biden's policies. In addition to their opposition to his handling of the economy and foreign affairs, protesters have also criticized his perceived weakness on issues such as crime and immigration.

Despite their opposing views on Israel, both groups found common ground in their disdain for the president. The video shows members of both groups waving their respective Israeli and Palestinian flags, while holding signs and chanting their discontent.

The peaceful gathering stands in contrast to the violence and unrest that have marred similar protests on college campuses across the country. At Columbia University and UCLA, protesters have engaged in physical altercations, used pepper spray, and even occupied campus buildings.

The University of Alabama, however, praised the protesters for their restraint. "Protests were held on campus today by groups with opposing viewpoints. The University appreciates that attendees peacefully exercised their free speech rights with no disruptions, violence, vandalism or arrests," the university said in a statement.

The event highlights the growing political polarization in the United States, as people from all walks of life find themselves united in their opposition to the current administration. It remains to be seen whether this unlikely alliance will continue beyond the campus of the University of Alabama.