Tehran – Supporting Gaza in cities around the world, including Indonesia, France, Germany, Denmark, the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan, has led to massive demonstrations of ongoing Israeli assault.
Protesters expressed their anger at what they described as a war crime committed by Israel in the besieged Gaza Strip, calling for immediate international action.
Indonesia
Thousands of people gathered on Java in solidarity with the Gaza people, condemning the continued attacks by Israeli forces. Protesters have repeatedly made unwavering support for Palestinians and called for a comprehensive boycott of businesses related to Israeli occupation.
France
In Paris, a large crowd flooded the streets, hoping for the end of Gaza’s genocide. Protesters called for justice for the prosecution of Palestinians and Israeli leaders in international courts. An immediate ceasefire and the lifting of Gaza blockade echoed through the capital.
Germany
Berlin has witnessed hundreds of people in protest of the ongoing siege and bombing campaign in Gaza. Protesters highlighted the humanitarian crises Palestinians faced, including extensive deprivation of food and medicine.
Rallying during Easter holidays in several German cities called for a halt to arms exports to Israel, urging the German government to pursue peace and support international law. Protesters warned Berlin against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s warm acceptance.
Denmark
In Copenhagen, demonstrators waving the Palestinian flag and marched in solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Many have reported signs condemning the war in Gaza and the international community’s silence over the murder of women and children.
Japan
Kyoto saw a pro-Palestinian rally calling for an end to the mass murders in Gaza. Protesters chanted the slogan for the release of Palestine “from the river to the sea,” defeating the drums and embracing placards denounced the onslaught of Israel.
England
In Manchester, protesters demanded an end to Israeli war with Gaza, urging global accountability for genocide acts. Protesters urged the international community to hold Israeli officials accountable for crimes against humanity.
Italy
Major protests against Milan attracted crowds opposed to forced evacuation of Palestinians calling for a halt to the Israeli military’s campaign. Protesters called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire.
Netherlands
Hundreds gathered in Seadham to protest the ongoing attacks on Gaza. Protesters called for an emergency ceasefire, opening humanitarian corridors and immediate provision of assistance to the besieged territory.