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Climate crisis and conflict in Gaza are ‘interlinked’, protesters say

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Protesters have said the conflict in Gaza and the climate crisis are “inextricably linked” as around 1,000 demonstrators marched through central London. The protest, involving more than 60 groups including Greenpeace, Extinction Rebellion, Amnesty International and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, rallied outside the British Museum on Saturday before marching to Downing Street to demand an end to the UK’s reliance on fossil fuels and that the Government ends its “complicity in Israel’s escalating genocidal violence”.

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Climate protesters rage against Israel's occupation of Palestine

Climate justice protesters took to the streets of London, demanding an end to fossil fuel use and calling out Israel's genocide

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Over 1,000 London protesters march against 'UK complicity in Israel's genocide in Gaza'

Protesters chanted 'free Palestine' and beat drums as the march set off

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Climate crisis and conflict in Gaza are ‘interlinked’, protesters say

Around 1,000 protesters gathered in central London on Saturday to demand an end to fossil fuels and ‘UK complicity in the Gaza genocide’.

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Pro-Israel Protesters Confronted Climate and Gaza Activists in Central London Today · Global Voices

London. Pro-Israeli activists clashed with climate protesters in Whitehall today on Saturday, as demonstrations were taking place to call for an end to the use of fossil fuels and what the organizers called 'UK compliance in Gaza'.tags: clashes, London, Palestinian, change, climate, Zionists» original news (www.dailymail.co.uk)

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