People take to the streets of Philly holding Palestinian flags

Pro-Palestinian protesters have hit the streets of Philadelphia again on Friday evening.

Police were called to the area near 34th and Walnut streets before 9 p.m.

SkyForce10 is over the scene where police can be seen lined up next to the crowd on the sidewalk.

As of 9:50 p.m., the protest appears to be peaceful with officers just monitoring the group.

Some of the protesters can be seen banging pots and pans while others use noisemakers in front of the police officers.

The protesters appear to be taking up space on both sides of the sidewalk while the officers stand in the street.

Just before 10 .m., the protesters appeared to rush into the street where the officers were standing.

Some of the group made a long line from sidewalk to sidewalk with the rest of the protesters gathered behind them while they faced the police officers who were also standing in a line.

This protest comes one week after the University of Pennsylvania disbanded an encampment on its campus. Hours later that night, hundreds of people were walking through the streets of University City in Philadelphia carrying Palestinian flags.

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