A group of 30-35 pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted the first of two services by Amir Tsarfati, founder of Behold Israel, at Shoreline Calvary in Tauranga on Thursday night, according to Tsarfati. The protesters banged on windows, poured fake blood at the entrance, and used loud noise and flashing lights. Despite the disruption, both services were held in full, with Tsarfati describing the event as a blessing.
Amir Tsarfati, founder of Behold Israel, reported that a group of 30-35 pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted his event at Shoreline Calvary in Tauranga, New Zealand, on Thursday night. The protesters banged on windows, poured fake blood at the entrance, and used loud noise and flashing lights, shouting 'Free Palestine' and 'From the river to the sea.' Despite the disruption, both services were held in full, with Tsarfati thanking the church staff. The event is part of his New Zealand tour, which included a prior event in Christchurch that drew over 700 attendees, as reported by The Zioneer on July 20. Tsarfati is scheduled to continue to Hamilton for a gathering with the Calvary Chapel family. The incident remains unverified by local authorities, and no arrests have been reported.
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