PNN – Pro-Palestinian demonstrators blocked the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco in America and completely stopped traffic for hours.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoting from EBC news channel, the pro-Palestinian group “A15 Action” announced in a statement that it is coordinating the holding of demonstrations in several cities in the United States and other countries in solidarity with Palestine.
The group’s statement further states: In every city, we will identify and block economic highways, focusing on production and tourism points, with the aim of creating the greatest economic impact.
Similar action is planned for cities such as Mexico City, Ho Chi Minh City, Sydney, Athens, New York and Johannesburg, the statement added.
It is stated in this statement: The recent and unprecedented movement in support of Palestine has abandoned symbolic actions and turned to actions that have practical effects and cause economic problems, so that the governments of the world think of finding a practical solution to end the war.
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Demonstrations on Monday blocked the freeway leading to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport for hours.
Demonstrators blocking traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge held a banner reading “Stop the world for Gaza”.
Monday’s protests on the Golden Gate Bridge came as the Middle East faces some of its most dangerous moments in six months.
Earlier, hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters attended the San Francisco International Airport and demanded an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the end of all American military aid to the Zionist regime.
Since the start of the Zionist regime’s attack on Gaza, the United States has regularly witnessed protests by supporters of Palestine.
In early March, thousands of Americans once again protested in the streets of major cities in the United States and repeated their request for a cease-fire and to stop the attacks of the Zionist regime on the Gaza Strip.
According to the Los Angeles Times, thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators also marched in downtown Los Angeles.
Demonstrators gathered in front of the municipal building around 1:00 p.m. waving Palestinian flags and writing in support of the Palestinians.
As the march began, participants chanted slogans and held placards that read “Stop the Genocide,” “Free the 2 million hostages in Gaza,” and “Cease fire now.”