Last weekend, tens of thousands of protesters around the world marched for a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon, demanding an end to the ongoing conflict that has claimed thousands of lives. In Washington, protesters gathered outside the White House, urging the US to stop supplying weapons to Israel. The demonstrations spanned across Europe, Africa, Australia, and the Americas, with calls for peace echoing through the streets.
As tensions escalate, fears mount about the conflict evolving into a broader war. Protests both for and against Israel are planned globally, showcasing the intense polarization around the issue. Some demonstrations turned violent, with clashes between protestors and law enforcement in Rome and Berlin.
In London, a “National March for Palestine” drew a large crowd, resonating chants of “stop bombing civilians” and “hands off Lebanon”. With arrests made across multiple cities, the fight for peace continues amid escalating tensions.
From Paris to Sydney, demonstrators carried signs and flags, demanding an immediate ceasefire and an end to the violence. Voices around the world united to call for change and justice in an impassioned plea for peace.