Thousands gather in London to express support for Palestinians after three years of ‘genocide’

Protests in London have seen thousands rally in solidarity with Palestinians, marking the first public demonstration since the UK government stated that Israel’s occupation of the West Bank is unlawful. Demonstrators, many wearing traditional Palestinian keffiyehs and waving flags, gathered near Parliament, holding signs demanding an end to violence and calling for Palestinian statehood. The march included a moment of silence to honor those killed in Gaza, with some attendees even pausing their wedding celebrations to join the cause. Organizers say the event reflects growing international pressure over the ongoing conflict.

Twenty arrested in first march since Ed Miliband declared UK’s position was that Israel’s occupation of West Bank was unlawfulThousands of people have gathered in central London to express their support for Palestinians after three years of “genocide” carried out against them by Israel.The demonstrators, many wearing keffiyehs and holding Palestine flags, gathered on the Embankment at midday on Saturday. Some carried placards reading “End the genocide” and “Free Palestine” as they marched towards parliament. A bride and groom appeared to be among those in attendance and a two-minute silence was held to reflect on the lives lost in Gaza. Continue reading...