Four pro-Palestine billboards calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict popped up around the Alamo City this week, according to a Thursday Instagram post by the Party for Socialism and Liberation’s San Antonio chapter.
A billboard paid for by the Party for Socialism and Liberation's San Antonio chapter went up this week located near the intersection of I-10 and Hildebrand.
“Thanks to the contributions of countless community members, four huge pro-Palestine billboards were erected in San Antonio’s north, east, west, and north-central sides on March 12-13,” the post states. “They will be up for one month and are projected to be seen by 7.5 million people, both inside San Antonio and by interstate travelers.
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