"MIDEAST TURMOIL: THE DEMONSTRATORS; Thousands March in Washington in Support of Palestinians"

While this might normally suggest a protest or rally of great size, in this case it greatly minimizes the size of the protest.

" Demonstrators Rally to Palestinian Cause; Arab Americans, Supporters Drown Out Other Issues"

While acknowledging that there were components of the protest besides Palestinian solidarity, by choosing to say "drown out other issues," it makes it appear as if the other aspects were insignificant - perhaps in both the protest and in national politics. Furthermore, no indications was given of the size of the protest. This headline also exploits the generally negative press given to Palestine in the US.

"More protests expected on Washington streets"

This headline does not indicate in any way the protest's purpose or size, making the issues invisible. The word choice "expected" reveals the point of view of someone 'threatened" by the protests - definitely not the point of view of protesters or organizers who know the event will occur. Thus the headline reflects a subtle anti-protest point of view.

"A Peaceful Justice?"

This headline takes the point of view of the protesters, prompting the reader to consider the possibility that a non-violent response to the terrorist attacks will also bring about justice.

"200,000 Protest the "War Without End": "We Are All Palestinians Today"

This estimate (200,000), by police and organizer estimates, is at the extreme end of the range of estimates of the size of the protest, making the protest appear as significant as possible.

The use of quotation marks around "War Without End" calls the legitimacy of the war into question, supporting the position of the protesters.

"Protesting Too Much"

This headline indicates that the message or goal of the protest was wrong or based on exaggeration.