An individual at a Brooklyn rave stomped on anti-Israel protesters on July 10 after they disrupted the event with a sit-in protest. The incident occurred at the Under the ‘K’ Bridge Park during a Boiler Room event.

Approximately five protesters, identifying with a group called "Boycott Room," lay on the dance floor wearing white t-shirts that read, "Boiler Room is owned by Israeli arms investors," and "You’re dancing on every martyr’s grave." They claimed the event's owner, private equity firm KKR, invests in Israeli arms manufacturers.

Video footage posted online by the protest group shows the clubgoer repeatedly jumping on the protesters before falling. Boiler Room representatives stated that security intervened within minutes, removing both the clubgoer and the protesters. A representative for Boiler Room noted that the protest occurred late in the event, about 45 minutes before its scheduled end.

The following day, protesters again disrupted the rave when a man allegedly pulled wires from the DJ booth, forcing a temporary shutdown of the music. This individual also wore a shirt stating, "Boiler Room is owned by Israeli arms investors."

Boiler Room officials indicated they were prepared for potential disruptions, as the "Boycott Room" group had demonstrated at their events the previous year. The company also addressed claims about KKR's investments, pointing to media reports that state KKR does not invest in Israeli weapons manufacturers or companies operating in occupied Palestinian territories.

In a statement, Boiler Room acknowledged the incident, saying, "We are aware of footage from Boiler Room NYC over the weekend that appears to show an attendee acting towards a protester in a way that has no place at our events." The company added, "We respect the right to peaceful protest, and the wellbeing of everyone at our events matters to us. We’re reviewing what happened and speaking with the venue. We’d encourage anyone who believes they have been a victim of a crime, or has information on this matter, to make themselves known to the police."

No official reports were filed with the police regarding the physical altercation.