Arrests Made as Protesters Disrupt Traffic in Boston

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Roads near Boston's South Station reopened after police responded to a protest by the group If Not Now, which was demonstrating in support of a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. The group wants President Joe Biden to call for the ceasefire in his State of the Union address. Police made several arrests but did not specify the charges or identify the individuals. This follows a similar protest in South Boston earlier in the week.
- Members of protest group arrested at South Station, police say WCVB Boston
- Several people arrested and road reopened after protesters block traffic on Atlantic Avenue in Boston The Boston Globe
- Protesters block Boston streets during morning commute MassLive.com
- Police make arrests as pro-Palestinian protest blocks traffic at Boston's South Station NBC Boston
- Police make several arrests during protest that shut down traffic near Boston’s South Station Boston 25 News
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