Police arrested more than 200 pro-Palestinian demonstrators who had staged a sit-in outside the New York Stock Exchange on Monday to demand an end to U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza, authorities said.

A group of protesters staged at a sit-in outside the New York Stock Exchange Monday morning amid continued Israeli attacks in Gaza.

A pro-Palestinian protest erupted outside of the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. There was no disruption to trading and none of the protestors appeared to make it to the historic trading floor. NYSE security fences off a perimeter area outside of the exterior of the building on Broad street in lower Manhattan.

Dozens of Jewish anti-Israel protesters were arrested Monday after hundreds of rowdy demonstrators rushed the New York Stock Exchange and staged a sit-in outside the historic Manhattan building. Scores of pro-Palestine protesters donning red shirts stormed toward the building on Broad Street in Lower Manhattan — then chained themselves to the doors just before the stock market’s opening bell at 9.

Nearly 200 protesters were arrested on Monday after they demanded the U.S. stop arming Israel and profiting from its genocide in Gaza, The protest took place outside the New York Stock Exchange and drew upwards of 300 people from the "Jewish Voice for Peace" group.