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Thousands of people took to the streets again Barcelona, London, Gasglou, New York or Madridamong other cities, for ask Israel for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and
Thousands of people took to the streets again Barcelona, London, Gasglou, New York or Madridamong other cities, for ask Israel for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and before the attack by Israeli forces on Rafah, in the south of the Palestinian enclave.
IN LondonMore than 250,000 people marched this Saturday, and 12 of them were arrested for crimes related to the messages on the banners, according to the organization.
Around 1,500 police officers took part in the security operation, which took place outside the Israeli Embassy headquarters in London without incident.
The march was organized by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
Protests against Israel’s genocide also took place in Stockholm (Sweden), as well as in Barcelona and Madrid (Spain), in which six government ministers took part: five from Sumar and Transport Minister Oscar Puente.
In the Swedish capital, banners with the slogans “Free Palestine”, “Stop genocide in the Gaza Strip” or “Stop war crimes against children” were read out.
In Dublin, the capital of Ireland, tens of thousands of people marched through the city streets, calling on Israel to attack the Gaza Strip.
This Saturday there were also protests in Munich, Amsterdam, Turin, Verona, Istanbul, Sydney, New York or Seoul.
The death toll from Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip, which began 134 days ago, has risen to 28,858 after 83 people were killed in the past 24 hours.
“The Israeli occupation has committed nine massacres of families in the Gaza Strip,” condemned the Gaza Ministry of Health.
In addition to the dead, the Health Ministry recorded 68,677 injured during the nearly four-and-a-half month Israeli military offensive. (Europe Press and EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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