Gaza protest in front of millions at the Super Bowl: Trump was also among the spectators
A protest for Gaza and Sudan took place during the halftime show of the NFL final match held in the USA. A person among the dancers on stage staged a protest against Israel's attacks by unfurling Palestinian and Sudanese flags.
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An activist who took the stage with the dancers during the halftime show of the NFL championship game, known as the Super Bowl, protested Israel's attacks on Gaza while holding Sudanese and Palestinian flags. US President Donald Trump was also watching the match from the stands.
According to footage shared on social media, a person who joined the dancers while rapper Kendrick Lamar was performing during the Super Bowl halftime show protested the war in Sudan and Israel's attacks on Gaza while holding Sudanese and Palestinian flags. Once the situation was noticed, security personnel intervened and removed the individual from the field.
The Super Bowl, the most-watched and largest sports organization in the US, which was held for the 59th time this year, took place last night at 18:30 local time at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
In the match that determined the winner of the 2024 NFL season's Lombardi Trophy, the American Football Conference (AFC) champion Kansas City Chiefs faced the National Football Conference (NFC) champion Philadelphia Eagles.
The match, which was expected to be followed by more than 100 million people in the US, was also watched by 83 thousand fans from the stadium. The Eagles defeated the Chiefs with a score of 40-22. The impact of the Super Bowl organization, where the champion of the American Football League is determined, on the country's economy is estimated to reach 500 million dollars.