Biden’s Motorcade Gets ATTACKED In Ireland

Former President Joe Biden was heckled Tuesday by anti-Israel agitators who threw at least one object at his motorcade and screamed obscenities during his visit to Ireland alongside former first lady Jill Biden.

Biden, 83, made a surprise appearance at Trinity College in Dublin, where his son, Hunter Biden, accepted the Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Public Discourse, The Independent reported.

A mob of agitators gathered outside the venue while the event took place.

As Biden exited the building, someone threw an object that was blocked by an umbrella near Biden. Local police arrested two people at the scene.

Video posted online shows law enforcement officers detaining people as the crowd chanted, “Blood, blood, blood on your hands!”

Biden was escorted into a waiting vehicle as the chaos unfolded, and the motorcade quickly drove away. The agitators then heckled the police officers at the scene.

“Shame on you!” they were heard chanting.

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Joe Biden was pelted with milk cartons in Dublin, Ireland, as he took cover behind an umbrella. Police wrestled with protesters while he was rushed into his SUV. pic.twitter.com/DCQbCgztYI

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"Blood, blood, blood on your hands!”

Anti-Israel protesters confront former President Joe Biden outside Trinity College in Dublin, calling him a “war criminal” and hurling an object at his motorcade as officers escort him to a vehicle.

Police arrest two people outside the… pic.twitter.com/TcNeafSsxH

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Aside from the ceremony, the former US president also met with Taoiseach Micheál Martin while in Ireland.

He is set to release a new memoir this month and said Sunday that he “won’t be able to do as many conversations about my book as I’d hoped” due to his health.

Biden said his doctors “continue to be encouraged by how I’ve responded to treatment” while acknowledging, “some days are better than others. It hasn’t stopped me. But sometimes it slows me down.”

He says his new memoir is the best way he can explain his presidency, “the challenges we faced, the decisions I made and why I made them.”

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