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At least 100 thousand peopleAccording to the police, they took to the streets of the city. London and headed to Downing Street, the residence of British Prime Minister
At least 100 thousand peopleAccording to the police, they took to the streets of the city. London and headed to Downing Street, the residence of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, to Demand that Israel stop bombing the Gaza Strip.
Protesters walked among flags and banners with the inscription “Freedom for Palestine” and “stop the war,” and they uttered slogans like “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.”
More than 1,000 London Metropolitan Police officers monitored the protest, which took over the center of the British capital for a second weekend in a row and forced the temporary closure of Marble Arch tube station on the Oxford Street commercial artery.
Scotland Yard stepped up surveillance of the Israeli embassy, where some groups gathered in the afternoon.
“This is a sign of solidarity with our Palestinian brothers and sisters who faced genocide, who were expelled from their country, displaced. “This is for all the innocent people,” he said EFE a protester who identified himself as Mohammed.
Another participant, Hayad, who is of Iraqi origin, stated that “Palestine has been occupied for over 70 years.”
“We survived the war, we survived injustice. What is happening in Palestine is truly shameful for the entire community because of the killings and genocide that are taking place. “We saw this in Iraq and we don’t want it to happen again,” he said.
They also criticized Sunak’s Conservative chief executive: “I’m protesting because I feel like government is complicit in war crimes committed by Israel“Said Joe, the British teacher.
“I am here to make my voice heard and to show you that not all Britons support the actions of the State of Israel.”
Before the protest, police issued a statement warning that “while supporting the Palestinian cause or criticizing Israel is not in itself illegal, any support for banned organizations such as Hamas or Hezbollah is illegal.” (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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