Large-scale demonstrations are being held around the world to protect the Palestinian people. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Protests against the war in Gaza and Israel's military operations continue massively in countries across Europe, Asia, America, and Africa. In Barcelona, Spain, more than 300,000 people took to the streets to support the Palestinian people.
This demonstration was recorded as one of the largest political movements in the city's history. Participants expressed their demands with slogans such as "Ceasefire!", "Freedom for Palestine!", and "Embargo on Israel!".
Additionally, in Rome, the capital of Italy, more than 250,000 people participated in a peaceful march. Protesters called on the government to stop military and trade relations with Israel.
Human rights organizations, student unions, and religious representatives united in the rally in Rome. Solidarity demonstrations with Palestine are also intensifying in Asia.
In Seoul, the capital of South Korea, thousands of citizens protested against Israel's military operations in Gaza, demanding increased humanitarian aid and an end to the war. In Canada, especially in Ottawa and Toronto, thousands gathered, calling the events in Gaza crimes against humanity.
Protesters criticized the passivity of international organizations and called for a just stance. In demonstrations held in Morocco, tens of thousands of citizens supported the global initiative called "Sumud".
They demanded the opening of a humanitarian corridor for the Palestinian population and called for justice. Activity is also high in Turkey, where thousands participated in a large march from Hagia Sophia to Eminönü Square in Istanbul.
Holding Palestinian flags and chanting "Freedom for Gaza!", they condemned the war and emphasized the necessity of unity in the Muslim world. The Palestinian issue was also brought back to the agenda at the United Nations.
Several countries strongly condemned the situation in Gaza and demanded an immediate ceasefire. Although a unified position has not been formed within the European Union, countries like Germany and Ireland are discussing limiting military aid to Israel.
The United States, traditionally standing with Israel, faces criticism from the international community. This stance causes dissatisfaction not only in Arab countries but also in the West.
Turkey, South Africa, and several countries in Latin America openly defend Palestine, deeming the military actions in Gaza as violations of human rights and demanding increased pressure on Israel. Millions of people worldwide are taking to the streets demanding peace and justice for Palestine.
They remind once again that war brings nothing but suffering and helplessness to human life. Therefore, it is important for the international community to pay more attention to establishing peace.
