PNN – This week, many European countries witnessed widespread demonstrations in support of the residents of the Gaza Strip and condemnation of the Zionist crimes.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Al Jazeera, European cities and capitals witnessed widespread demonstrations and marches demanding an end to the starvation and genocide in the Gaza Strip by the Zionists, as well as the provision of urgent humanitarian aid to the besieged residents of the Gaza Strip.
France:
In Paris, the capital of France, demonstrators demanded an end to the Zionist crime of continuous mass murder against Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip.
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The French also called for a widespread boycott of Zionists and their supporters.
The demonstrators called for an end to the complicity and participation of Western governments, including the French government, in accompanying the regime’s crimes in the Gaza Strip.
Italy:
In Italy, hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated in the streets of Rome, the country’s capital, to protest the continued war in the Gaza Strip.
The demonstrators carried a large placard in front of them that read “Stop the killing, stop the complicity.”
Participants in the march also carried Palestinian flags and placards that read “Free Palestine.”
Germany:
A protest rally was also held in Berlin, the capital of Germany, demanding an immediate end to the massacre in the Gaza Strip and an end to the supply of weapons to the Zionist regime.
This gathering was attended by a number of Palestinian immigrants, human rights activists, and supporters of the Palestinian cause, who sought to pressure the German government to stop military support for the Zionist regime in order to support and stand in solidarity with the residents of the Gaza Strip.
Sweden:
In Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, a popular march was held with the participation of people from different parts of the country in support of the Gaza Strip.
The demonstrators called on the country’s government to stop the arms trade with the regime and impose severe sanctions on it.
Participants in the march chanted the slogan “Sweden says: No to genocide,” which aimed to support the residents of Gaza and condemn the crimes of the Israeli regime in the besieged Gaza Strip.