Anti-Israel agitators descend on DC ahead of Israeli PM Netanyahu's address to Congress

Anti-Israel demonstrators descended on Washington, D.C., on Wednesday ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress. 

Fox News estimates that a few hundred protesters have gathered on Pennsylvania Avenue and 3rd Street, outside the Gallery of Art. They have a stage set up in front of the Capitol building and are currently chanting.

The protest organizers include Answer Coalition and Code Pink. There have been numerous speakers from various organizations, including one from the Party for Socialism and Liberation. 

Anti-Israel protesters have gathered in Washington, D.C., ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress.  (Fox News)

Fox News crews witnessed numerous signs with Netanyahu’s face, labeling him a "Wanted War Criminal." 

Other slogans on signs include, "Stop the Genocide," "Stop arming Israel," and "End all US Aid." 

The crowds have chanted "Free Palestine" and "From the river to the sea…," an antisemitic phrase that calls for the elimination of the state of Israel. 

Fox News' Meghan Tome contributed to this report.

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