Footage that circulated on Sunday shows a group of Hasidic Jewish men and teenage boys, dressed in their traditional black attire and wide-brimmed hats, raising Palestinian flags at a park, with some wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh wrapped around their necks.
Facing them stood a man in a white shirt printed with a Star of David and Hebrew writing, wearing a mask and carrying a blue bag. Those who posted the clip presented him as a pro-Israel protester who had come to object to the gathering. The video shows no friction between the two sides.
Neither the place nor the date of the recording could be verified, and it is not known which group the participants belong to.

Jews who reject Zionism
Strictly religious Jewish groups, chief among them the Neturei Karta movement, oppose Israel’s existence as a state for religious reasons, arguing that founding a Jewish state before the arrival of the awaited Messiah runs counter to the teachings of the Torah.
For years, members of these groups have joined demonstrations in solidarity with the Palestinian people in New York, London, Washington and other cities, carrying Palestinian flags and banners that say “Judaism rejects Zionism.” They make up a small minority within the Haredi community.