Protests in Gaza

Tens of thousands of demonstrators around the world rallied against Israeli aggression in Gaza and Lebanon, with significant protests occurring in cities like Oslo, Berlin, and London, where participants called for an end to the violence and international accountability for alleged war crimes. In Türkiye, a large gathering in Batman saw diverse political and community leaders uniting to express solidarity with Palestinians and condemn the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for concrete international action. In Israel, around 300 left-wing activists gathered in Tel Aviv to protest what they described as genocide in Gaza, with speakers denouncing the violence and calling for immediate change. Meanwhile, in Yemen, a rally proclaimed readiness for military support against perceived American-Zionist escalation, highlighting the strong sentiments surrounding the conflict. Additionally, pro-Palestinian rallies have been held in various cities across Iran, underscoring widespread regional support for the Palestinian cause. These demonstrations reflect a global plea for justice and an end to violence that many participants attribute to the Israeli occupation.