A mob of Muslims rushed an airport in Dagestani after it became known a flight from Tel Aviv was inbound with Israeli refugees. Today’s show gets into that.

Multiple videos showed a crowd of people inside the Makhachkala Uytash Airport (MCX) and on the runway, some waving the Palestinian flag, and others forcing their way through closed doors in the international terminal.

The crowd outside the airport held signs that included slogans such as “We are against Jewish refugees,” and “There is no place for child killers in Dagestan.”

When someone asked a rioter in attendance why they were at the airport, he responded, “I came for the Jews.” He added, “To kill them.”

Several outlets also showed footage of dozens of people waiting outside the airport to stop cars. While another group of individuals were seen trying to topple over a patrol vehicle.

“Child killers have no place in Dagestan,” one sign read.

About 60 of the Pro-Hamas individuals have been arrested, Russia’s interior ministry said in a statement

Footage circulating social media frightened passengers rushing to re-enter the plane amid the commotion.

A crowd also gathered outside a hotel in Dagestani on Saturday, searching for Jewish refugees that they believed were staying in the hotel, but left after not finding any, according to The Associated Press.

"This is Germany in the 1930s more so than I think we've ever seen outside of that time period,” Gerald A said. "When they literally storm an airport, one of the most secure places in a country, they are looking for people to kill because they suspected there were people on this flight from Tel Aviv that were Jewish."

Pro-Hamas demonstrations have also been taking place all across the world, including the country.

In another incident in America last week, Pro-Hamas protesters forced Jewish students to hide. The Jewish students at New York's Cooper Union had to be barricaded inside the school library to keep them safe from the Pro-Hamas crowd.

"Hamas has no interest in a "free Palestine". In the minute that the Palestinians are actually a prosperous free people, [Hamas] is out of power. Their power relies on chaos and the misery of the Palestinian people. You take that away, and they don't have anything to fight against,” Bryan Callen.

Why isn’t Hamas considered an occupation pro anti-Israel protesters?

"You can condemn the occupation of Israel if that's how you view it, but it's an occupation if you look at the way Hamas shoots their own citizens trying to flee,” Crowder said.