Ex-NHL player eviscerates pro-Palestinian protesters chanting outside cancer center

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Colby Cohen, a former defenseman for the Colorado Avalanche, ripped pro-Palestine protesters on Monday as they were chanting past a cancer hospital in New York City.

A video on X showed the protesters marching past Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, which also contains a pediatric day hospital. The leader of the protest called the cancer hospital a "complicit institution" as they alleged Palestine is the target of genocide.

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Colby Cohen, #36 of the Colorado Avalanche, skates against the Dallas Stars during preseason NHL action at the Pepsi Center on Sept. 28, 2010 in Denver. (Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

"Make sure they hear you, they’re in the windows," the woman said on a loudspeaker.

Cohen, in response to the protesters, went scorched Earth in a post on X.

"If you are wondering what scum of the earth look like, it’s these people harassing and yelling at children at Sloan Kettering getting cancer treatments," he wrote. "Hard to fathom there are adults that condone and support that type of behavior."

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Colby Cohen, #36 of the Colorado Avalanche, skates against the Calgary Flames at the Pepsi Center on Nov. 9, 2010 in Denver. (Michael Martin/NHLI via Getty Images)

Cohen is among the voices who have ripped Palestine supporters who have claimed Israel is waging a genocidal war against Palestinians after Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attacks.

More than 130 Israeli hostages are still being held captive by Hamas. In the wake of a devastating milestone surrounding the 100th day of captivity for hostages