An anti-Israel protester, Anas Saleh, has voluntarily surrendered to authorities in New York City to address charges against him. Saleh presented himself at the New York Police Department's Transit District 2 on Wednesday morning, responding to a criminal complaint of coercion related to an incident on a city subway.
The charges stem from an episode on June 10, around 6 p.m., aboard the 5 train at Union Square. Saleh and fellow protesters reportedly disrupted passengers by demanding they identify as Zionists and attempting to block train doors while chanting slogans.
