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Is this the coven of females who used to protest outside Walter Reed ???

Those in the West who are supporting those terrorists (Hamas, Hezbollah, etc.) with simple words... have a terrorist mindset, they may not realize it yet.
In the long run they become very dangerous people - against our very own societies.

Is this the coven of females who used to protest outside Walter Reed ???

Yes and they also disrupted countless congressional hearings. No arrest or prosecutions. Just escorted from the building and released.

Where have they been on Ukraine?

Is this the coven of females who used to protest outside Walter Reed ??

Same organization; however, the DC activities were mostly spearheaded by Jodie Evans' co-founder of Code Pink, Medea Benjamin, who is Jewish. That hasn't stopped Benjamin from vociferous support of Palestine. According to Wikipedia:

Medea Benjamin: Israel/Palestine
In 2006, Benjamin organized humanitarian aid for war refugees in Lebanon and spoke out against Israeli bombing. In 2008 during the Operation Cast Lead Israeli invasion of Gaza, she organized a daily protest at the hotel where President-elect Barack Obama was staying, and then visited Gaza to see the immediate effects of the bombing. She brought humanitarian aid and helped put together six other delegations to Gaza. She was one of the lead organizers of the Gaza Freedom March, where 1,350 people from dozens of countries came together in Cairo to try to march to Gaza.
Benjamin criticized the United States government for passing legislation to send Israel $3 billion in aid, lobbied Congress and sailed on the U.S. Flotilla to Gaza in November 2011. Days after Israel launched its Pillar of Defense operation targeting sites in Gaza during November 2012, Benjamin led a delegation to deliver medical supplies to the Shifa hospital and the Palestinian Red Crescent in Gaza. She also helped to organize an annual gathering in Washington, DC, with the objective of exposing the “negative influence” of the U.S. lobby group American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)...
In January 2018, it was announced that activists from 20 American groups, including Code Pink, were banned from entering Israel because of their support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement. The Algemeiner reported in April 2014 that Benjamin's charitable foundation, which was worth $12 million, had shareholdings in Caterpillar, a company targeted by the BDS movement, as well as the oil company Chevron and the tobacco conglomerate Phillip Morris.