Thousands of protesters in Madrid demand an end to the genocide in Gaza

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Madrid – (ST) –  Last night , the Spanish capital, Madrid, witnessed a massive popular demonstration in support of the Palestinian people, demanding an end to the genocide committed by the Israeli occupation forces during their ongoing aggression against the Gaza Strip.

According to France-Press Agence , 20,000 people participated in the protest demonstration in Madrid, carrying Palestinian flags and banners – Stop genocide in Palestine and boycott “Israel” -. Where are the sanctions on “Israel” and “Israel” killed under the protection of Europe.

They also raised the flags of South Africa the day after the issuance of the International Court of Justice’s decision, which called on “Israel” to take all possible measures to avoid genocide in Gaza.

Last Friday, the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, imposed a number of temporary measures regarding the case brought by South Africa against the Israeli occupation entity, including the necessity of taking all measures to prevent the Genocide and to ensure the immediate provision of the urgent humanitarian needs of the Gaza Strip because of barbaric aggression against it.

Hanan Shamout

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