President Joe Biden Heckled by Protestor Demanding Israel-Hamas Armistice: 'Call for a Ceasefire in Gaza!'

President Joe Biden was once again heckled this week by a protestor demanding a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, RadarOnline.com can report.

The latest incident took place on Thursday as the 80-year-old president visited Belvidere, Illinois for an auto workers rally.

Biden and the United Auto Workers celebrated the union’s success in securing a new contract, but the event took a short turn for the worse when an Israeli-Hamas war protestor stood up and started shouting at the commander-in-chief.

“You need to call for a ceasefire in Gaza!” she shouted. The crowd quickly drowned the protestor out and she was subsequently escorted out of the venue.

“Get them out!” one attendee shouted as Biden waited patiently for the protestor to be removed. “Get them out!”

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the incident in Illinois on Thursday marked the latest occurrence in which a protestor interrupted President Biden to demand an armistice between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

The president was heckled by a female rabbi during a private fundraiser event held in Minneapolis, Minnesota earlier this month.

“As a rabbi, I need you to call for a ceasefire right now,” she shouted shortly after Biden started a speech. “Ceasefire now!”

President Biden agreed that there needed to be a "pause" in the fighting between Hamas and Israel in Gaza to "get the hostages out."

“I think we need a pause,” he responded as the rabbi was escorted away from the event. “A pause means give time to get the hostages out.”

Meanwhile, the commander-in-chief was asked about a potential ceasefire in Gaza on Thursday morning before departing the White House for Illinois.

When asked about the “chances of a Gaza ceasefire,” President Biden said there was “no chance.”

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“None,” Biden told a reporter on the White House South Lawn. “No possibility.”

Biden has repeatedly expressed his support for Israel ever since Hamas launched an unprecedented terrorist attack against the country on October 7 that left more than 1,400 citizens dead and hundreds more kidnapped.

The president aired a speech from the Oval Office on October 19 shortly after returning from a trip to Tel Aviv, and he discussed the importance of American support for both Israel and Ukraine amid their respective fights against Hamas and Russia.

“American leadership is what holds the world together,” he said while urging Congress to pass a security package for Israel and Ukraine. “American alliances are what keep us, America, safe.”