Tens of thousands join pro-Palestine protest in London for Nakba anniversary
- Tens of thousands of people gathered in London on May 17, 2025, to protest in solidarity with Palestinians on the 77th Nakba anniversary.
- The protests mark the forced displacement and ethnic cleansing of over 700,000 Palestinians following Israel's establishment in 1948, an event known as Nakba or catastrophe.
- Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags, displayed banners such as "Stop the Zionist regime's genocide in Palestine," and chanted slogans demanding an end to Israeli attacks and a ceasefire in Gaza.
- Since the October 7, 2023 offensive, Gaza's Ministry of Health reports over 53,000 Palestinians killed and 120,000 injured amid an Israeli blockade restricting food, medicine, and aid.
- The rallies reflect international concern over escalating violence, humanitarian crises, and calls to uphold Palestinian rights, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Israel-Gaza conflict.
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