NYC firefighter caught on camera ripping pro-Palestinian agitator in Elmo costume near Ground Zero on 9/11

Video NYC firefighter rips a pro-Palestinian agitator wearing an Elmo costume on 9/11 A firefighter confronts an agitator who was protesting near the 9/11 Memorial on the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks Friday. (X/@FrontlinesTPUSA and X/@choeshow)

A New York City firefighter called out a pro-Palestinian agitator wearing an Elmo costume with a Palestinian flag as "anti-American" on Friday, not far from where the city’s 9/11 memorial ceremony was taking place at Ground Zero, according to video shot by Turning Point USA ( TPUSA ) and posted to X.

"F-----g anti-American motherf----r. Go back to f-----g Palestine. We don’t want you here," the man yelled at the protester. It was unclear if he was a current or retired firefighter.

The man told the protester to also take former President Barack Obama, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Gov. Kathy Hochul and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with them.

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An NYC firefighter confronts a pro-Palestinian agitator in an Elmo costume Friday. (X/@FrontlinesTPUSA and X/@choeshow)

"Take ‘em all. They’re all no f-----g good!" he yelled. "You’re no f-----g good."

After the firefighter walked away from the agitator, someone could be heard yelling in the video, "The Jews are committing a genocide."

"Frustration from Americans attending the 9/11 memorial service a few blocks away is spilling over," TPUSA’s X post said.

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A pro-Palestinian protester and others are seen in the video. (X/@FrontlinesTPUSA and X/@choeshow)

Friday marked 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and in Pennsylvania.

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All the living former presidents attended the ceremony at Ground Zero alongside with Vice President JD Vance.