Exclusive look at Rockefeller Center tree lighting safety plan
The NYPD is aware of protests planned at the tree lighting in response to the war between Israel and Hamas.
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The NYPD is aware of protests planned at the tree lighting in response to the war between Israel and Hamas.
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