Thousands of people gathered in cities around the world to participate in pro-Palestinian rallies as the anniversary of the Oct. 7 uprising in 2000 approached. The protests were organized to show solidarity with the Palestinian cause and to advocate for justice and rights for Palestinians.
In Paris, demonstrators marched through the streets chanting slogans and carrying banners calling for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. Similar rallies were held in cities such as London, Berlin, New York, and Istanbul, where large crowds gathered to hear speakers highlighting the ongoing struggles faced by Palestinians.
The rallies also aimed to draw attention to the recent violence in Gaza and the West Bank, with speakers denouncing Israeli military actions and calling for an end to the blockade of Gaza. Many of the participants were young people, showing a growing support for the Palestinian cause among a new generation.
The anniversary of the Oct. 7 uprising in 2000, when Israeli forces killed 12 Palestinians at the start of the second Intifada, served as a poignant reminder of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. The rallies were a way for people around the world to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people and to call for an end to the oppression and violence they face.
As tensions continue to escalate in the region, the rallies served as a powerful display of support for the Palestinian cause and a call for justice and peace. The global solidarity shown at these rallies sends a clear message that people around the world stand with Palestine in their quest for freedom and self-determination.
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