US EditionIsrael-Hamas war: Around 100,000 people attend pro-Palestine protest in central London
- Around 100,000 demonstrators joined a pro-Palestine march in central London, calling for an end to Israel's bombardment of Gaza. The gathering was marked by some instances of disorder and hate speech, but the majority of the event was peaceful and without incident.
- Home Secretary Suella Braverman claimed that the chant "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" is antisemitic and calls for the destruction of Israel. Jewish organizations have asked prosecutors to clarify whether chanting this slogan is a criminal offense. However, defenders argue that it is a long-standing protest chant seeking a homeland for the Palestinian people.
- The conflict between Israel and Palestine has led to thousands of deaths in Gaza, and there are concerns that the situation risks destabilizing the entire Middle East. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has warned of the escalating divisiveness caused by the conflict.
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Thousands of pro-Palestinian activists march in UK and Ireland over Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip
Masses of protesters gathered at Marble Arch in central London on Saturday as part of a pro-Palestinian march. The platform at Marble Arch Tube station was briefly closed due to the crowds. Thousands gathered outside the BBC's Media City headquarters in Greater Manchester to voice their discontent over the coverage of events in Gaza. The Manchester Palestine Solidarity Campaign has accused the broadcaster of misreporting the facts. Senior Labour…
Thousands march in downtown London calling on a end to violence in Palestinian territories
For the second week in a row, thousands of Londoners gathered on Sunday to demand government action in calling for a ceasefire as the Israel-Hamas war enters its tenth day, chanting in unity as they marched through the downtown.
Thousands gather in Paris for first authorised pro-Palestinian demo since Oct. 7 Hamas attacks
PARIS (Reuters) - Thousands of people waving Palestinian flags and chanting "Gaza, Paris is with you" gathered on Sunday for the first pro-Palestinian demonstration allowed by police in the French capital since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. Around 15,000 people turned out at the Place de la Republique, according to police figures, to express solidarity with Palestinians and to call for a ceasefire as the death toll from Israeli strikes…
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