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Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated on Saturday in cities Europe, Middle East And Asia show yours support for Palestinians while the Israeli army expanded its air and
Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated on Saturday in cities Europe, Middle East And Asia show yours support for Palestinians while the Israeli army expanded its air and ground offensive into Gaza Strip.
On one of the largest marches in the city. LondonAerial photographs show large crowds marching through the center of the capital to demand a ceasefire from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government.
“The current superpowers are not doing enough right now. That’s why we are here: we ask for a ceasefire, we ask for Palestinian rights, the right to exist, to life, human rights, all our rights,” protester Camilla Revuelta said.
“This is not about Hamas. “This is about protecting Palestinian lives,” he added.
🇬🇧 | Demonstration in London, UK, calling for “an end to Israeli airstrikes and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.” pic.twitter.com/L0T7ZdX6tL
— World Alert (@AlertaMundial2) October 28, 2023
Echoing Washington’s position, the Sunak government asked not for a ceasefire, but for humanitarian pauses allow aid to reach the people of Gaza.
The United Kingdom has supported Israel’s right to self-defense after the October 7 terrorist attack Hamas, which, according to Israel, killed 1,400 people, mostly civilians.
Quantity The death toll in the Gaza Strip has risen to 7,650.also mostly civilians since Israeli bombing began three weeks ago, according to a daily report published Saturday by the agency Palestinian Ministry of Health.
🇬🇧🇵🇸 MASSIVE pro-Palestinian protest in London right now! pic.twitter.com/PGtOABFDhp
— Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 (@jacksonhinklle) October 28, 2023
Hamas terrorist attacks cause waves strong support and sympathy for Israel from Western governments and many citizens, but Israel’s response also caused anger, especially in Arab and Muslim countries.
IN MalaysiaA large crowd of protesters chanted slogans in front of the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
Addressing hundreds of thousands of supporters at a large rally in IstanbulPresident of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan said Israel was the occupier and reiterated its position that Hamas is not a terrorist organization.
Erdogan received harsh sentence this week Rebuke of Israel for calling the militant group “freedom fighters.”
🇹🇷🇵🇸 | Pro-Palestinian demonstration in Istanbul, Türkiye. pic.twitter.com/odHM844GaW
— World Alert (@AlertaMundial2) October 28, 2023
IN Baghdad and in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, Palestinian protesters called for a global boycott in Hebron on Saturday products Israelis.
“Do not contribute to the massacre of the children of Palestine.“, they chanted.
In other European countries, people took to the streets Copenhagen, Rome And Stockholm.
Some cities France they have meetings have been banned since the start of the warfearing they might blow up social tensionbut, despite the ban in Parison Saturday small concentration. Several hundred people also demonstrated in the southern city Marseilles.
In Wellington, the capital New Zealandthousands of people holding Palestinian flags and banners reading “Free Palestine” They headed towards the parliament building.
Wellington for Palestine pic.twitter.com/x68T9MzO0y
— Bilal Masood (@BlalMasood) October 28, 2023
IN London they applied special restrictions on protests around the Israeli embassy.
Saturday’s march was peacefulbut the police reported that he carried out two arrestsone on a march route after an attack on a police officer, and the other as a suspect in a racially aggravated public order offense after a man was heard shouting racist comments.
The police assessed the participation between 50 thousand and 70 thousand people.
London police received criticism in recent days for not being more forceful about slogans shouted by some protesters during another pro-Palestinian march in the capital last week, which attracted about 100 thousand people.
Westminster Bridge, London🇬🇧
pic.twitter.com/HADdVG9EhI— Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis (@DrLoupis) October 28, 2023
(Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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