Chuck Schumer is rushed to shelter in Tel Aviv to wait out Hamas rockets three days after 100 pro-Palestine protesters were arrested outside the Jewish Democratic Senator’s NYC home

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s delegation was rushed to a shelter to wait out rockets shot off by Hamas – just three days after up to 100 pro-Palestine demonstrators were arrested outside his NYC home.

Schumer posted a photo to X, the app formerly known as Twitter, on Sunday morning that appeared to show him and others including Senator Mitt Romney gathered in a bunker.

The New York Democrat landed in Israel this weekend to lead a bipartisan coalition of senators in talks with Israeli officials.

‘While in Tel Aviv today, our delegation was rushed to a shelter to wait out rockets sent by Hamas,’ the senator wrote.

‘It shows you what Israelis have to go through.’

Just days earlier, up to 100 protestors with the group Jewish Voice for Peace were arrested for blocking traffic outside his Brooklyn home

He added: ‘We must provide Israel with the support required to defend itself.’ 

Just days earlier, around 100 protesters were arrested at a Pro-Palestine demonstration outside his Brooklyn home.

Protestors demanded an end to US aid for Israel on a day of mass protest around the world.

The event was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, a community of Jewish activists who fight ‘for the liberation of all people,’ according to their website.

The group gathered at the Grand Army Plaza before marching a short distance to the senator’s Park Slope home and blocking the street.

Some demonstrators waved signs that read  ‘Zionism is terrorism’ and ‘End Israeli apartheid.’

Others held a banner with the words ‘Jews say stop genocide against Palestinians.’

People were arrested in the street, after blocking the flow of traffic, and placed on two MTA buses.