Protests asking for the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the end of the Israel-Palestina conflict were seen this weekend in various parts of the world, such as the Netherlands, Belgium, France, the United Kingdom, Spain and Brazil.
In the Netherlands, approximately 150,000 people left this Sunday, 15, dressed in red to march in protest against government policies in relation to Israel, according to the Associated Press. They traveled a five -kilometer circuit around the center of The Hague to create a symbolic red line that, according to them, the government did not establish to stop Israel’s campaign in Gaza.
In Belgium, about 75,000 people – many also dressed in red – took the streets of the capital Brussels on Sunday, police said, the Associated Press.
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In France, specifically, Paris, there was a march of a national “big demonstration” to condemn “the deadly race of the Israeli authorities and the atrocities committed in Gaza” on Saturday, 14, the Le Monde Diplomatique reported.
In the United Kingdom, Pro-Palestinian protesters, shaking Flags from Palestine and Iran, marched for London on Saturday asking for the end of bombing to Iran. They also required the end of the bombing in Gaza, reported The Telegraph.
In Spain, specifically Barcelona, about 18,000 people marched asking for the end of the “genocide” in Palestine on Saturday, according to Catalan News.
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In Brazil, there were demonstrations in cities such as Sao Paulo, Porto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro.
*With information from news agencies and newspapers.
