Two demonstrations in Prague and Osaka in solidarity with the Palestinian people 

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The Czech capital, Prague, Wednesday evening witnessed a demonstration denouncing the Israeli aggression against Gaza Strip and supporting the Palestinian people in their just struggle against the occupation.

The demonstrators raised Palestinian flags and denounced the war crimes committed by the Israeli occupation forces in Gaza, demanding effective international intervention to stop these crimes and hold those responsible accountable.

Participants in the demonstration called on the Czech media to adopt objectivity while covering what is happening in Gaza.

Meanwhile in the Japanese city of Osaka, on the occasion of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, hundreds of Japanese gathered in front of the American Consulate as an expression of solidarity with the Palestinian people and to protest against the Israeli crimes committed against them.

The participants in the stand of solidarity with the Palestinian people demanded the US to stop funding the crimes committed by Israel against the Palestinians. They raised banners reading “Stop genocide against the people of Gaza,” “Free Palestine,” and “Let Gaza Live.” 

Rawaa  Ghanam  

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