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They are against (American) "war" but I doubt that a single "peace" protestor around the world raised up this incident (or others like it):

An injured Israeli arrives at Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem January 17, 2003 following a shooting in Hebron. Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a Jewish settler home in the divided West Bank city, killing a settler before one of the attackers was shot dead, an Israeli army spokesman said. The military wing of the militant Islamic group Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack. (Flash 90/Reuters)

They are protesting on behalf of peace for innocent men, women, and children... right. Not with those Palestinian flags at the rally.

Brothers in arms; peace protestors? Not hardly.

A Palestinian burns an Israeli flag and an American flag during a demonstration in support of Iraq in Gaza City January 17, 2003. A senior member of the militant Islamic movement Hamas said during a march by 3,000 Palestinians that Muslims and Arabs will attack American targets everywhere if the United States goes to war against Iraq. (Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters)

A demonstrator is arrested after he pressed as close to the White House grounds as he could get Sunday Jan. 19, 2003 in Washington to demand that President Bush (news - web sites) back off Iraq. (AP Photo, Evan Vucci)

No tresspassing on Federal grounds, sir.