Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters They surrounded the White House holding a long red banner with the slogan: “The People’s Red Line” to protest support for Joe. Biden on Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

“No more money for Israeli crimes,” one event organizer shouted from the stage, seeking to convey that message to Biden’s team in France.

And the director of a Palestinian feminist collective told the audience from the stage: “We are not just a red line, we are a circle of fire.”

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“Freedom for Palestine”

Activists have generally condemned Biden for not suspending military aid to Israel during its offensive on Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

Those present, most of whom were dressed in red, bumped their elbows together: “Freedom for Palestine.”

Another visual that stood out from today’s peaceful protest in the US capital was huge flag of Palestine.

To date, Israeli attacks have killed 36,439 Palestinians since October 7.0% of them are women and children.

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10 thousand bodies are still under the rubble

In addition, authorities estimate that more than 10,000 bodies remain under the rubble, with ambulance and civil defense teams unable to recover them due to insecurity or fuel shortages.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel next week to Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Qatar to try to push forward a proposal for a truce in Gaza and the release of Hamas hostages.

He will be in the Middle East from June 10 to 12, his eighth visit to the region since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, which led to the current Israeli offensive on the Palestinian enclave.

The trip is aimed at jump-starting a proposal presented by Biden that calls for three phases that would see multiple exchanges of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners while troops gradually withdraw from the enclave and a reconstruction plan is put in place. (EFE)