Demonstrations across European and Arab cities denounce Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip

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Many European and Arab cities and capitals on Saturday witnessed massive demonstrations, denouncing the ongoing Israeli aggression against Gaza Strip.

Wafa Agency reported that thousands demonstrated in the German capital, Berlin, in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip, where many families participated in the demonstration.

The participants addressed the world in a message due to targeting medical teams and children in Gaza, through wearing the clothes of health sector workers and carrying the coffins of children.

They raised the Palestinian flag and banners reading “Save Gaza” and “Stop the fire.”

In Britain, thousands participated in a demonstration in central London, carrying the Palestinian flag and the coffins of children, calling for the need to stop the war and end the suffering of the Palestinians.

In the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, thousands of people participated in a demonstration to denounce the Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip and in support of the Palestinian people. Participants raised Palestinian flags and chanted slogans calling for stopping the aggression and saving Palestinian lives.

Rawaa Ghanam

 

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