They chanted “Free, free Palestine!” as a giant Ronald McDonald balloon bore down on them on Manhattan's Sixth Avenue. People protesting Israel's war in Gaza also interrupted last year’s parade.

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They chanted “Free, free Palestine!” as a giant Ronald McDonald balloon bore down on them on Manhattan's Sixth Avenue. People protesting Israel's war in Gaza also interrupted last year’s parade.

Thanks to the wet weather, this year’s parade saw lots of ponchos and umbrellas along with the usual lineup of giant balloons, floats and star-studded performances. The latest edition of the ...

People protesting Israel’s war in Gaza also interrupted last year’s parade. Thanks to the wet weather, this year’s parade saw lots of ponchos and umbrellas along with the usual lineup of giant ...

They chanted “Free, free Palestine!” as a giant Ronald McDonald balloon bore down on them on Manhattan's Sixth Avenue. People protesting Israel's war in Gaza also interrupted last year’s parade.

The parade’s biggest stars? The massive helium-filled balloons soaring above Manhattan’s streets. Featuring characters from pop culture—ranging from beloved cartoons to superheroes—these ...