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  1. Siyasi10 Eki 16:30

    Thousands join pro-Palestinian marches in London, Berlin

    London, Birleşik Krallık

    Several thousand pro-Palestinian protesters marched through central London and Berlin on Saturday, calling for an end to Israeli strikes on Gaza, three years after Hamas's October 7 attack. Marchers carried placards reading "End the genocide" and "Free Palestine" as they made their way along the route near the British parliament. "We are here today to mark three years of the ongoing genocide in Gaza," Aimee Shalan, director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, told AFP.

    Al-Monitor – The Pulse of the Middle East
  2. Ekonomik10 Eki 16:30

    Thousands join pro-Palestinian marches in several European cities

    London, Birleşik Krallık

    Thousands of people on Saturday joined pro-Palestinian marches in London, Berlin and Dublin calling for an end to Israeli strikes on Gaza, three years

    Al-Monitor – The Pulse of the Middle East
  3. Güvenlik10 Eki 18:26

    Photos: Thousands march across Europe to demand end to Israel’s war on Gaza

    London, Birleşik Krallık

    Demonstrations in London, Berlin, and Rome denounce ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza 'ceasefire' anniversary.

    Al Jazeera – All
  4. Güvenlik10 Eki 20:49

    Palestinian flags fill streets in European cities as thousands march against Israeli attacks on Gaza

    London, Birleşik Krallık

    Thousands of people on Saturday joined pro-Palestinian marches in London, Berlin and Dublin, calling for an end to Israeli strikes on Gaza, three years after it launched its bombing of the enclave in response to Hamas’s Oct 7 attack. Several thousand marchers in London carried placards reading “End the genocide” and “Free Palestine” as they made their way along the route near the British parliament. “We are here today to mark three years of the ongoing genocide in Gaza,” Aimee Shalan, director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, told AFP. Western sanctions over settler violence did not go far enough, she said, calling for “full sanctions on Israel”. A ceasefire began a year ago and although Israel has reduced its level of attacks, it has kept striking Gaza on a near-daily basis. Strikes have killed some 1,450 Palestinians since the ceasefire, according to Gaza’s health ministry. London police said they had arrested 20 people, including a man and a woman with placards supporting the organisation Palestine Action, banned under UK law. Recent graduate Hibo Hassan, 23, said she was there to show her solidarity. “Although it is happening in the Middle East, it affects us here now,” she said. “It’s extremely dystopian and that is something we should be all scared about,” she added. People take part in a National March in support of Palestine, organised by Palestine Solidarity Campaign, in central London on Oct 10, 2026. — AFP Another protester, a 32-year-old Kosovar immigrant who gave his name as Kobe, said his own experience of war made him want to “stand up today and not let history repeat” itself. A small counter-demonstration was organised by Stop The Hate UK, a Jewish-led, pro-Israel campaign group. Ahead of the protest, organised by the Palestine Coalition, London’s Metropolitan Police said it would be using powers under public order legislation to require anyone wearing a face covering to hide their identity to remove it. “We will take a zero-tolerance approach to hate crime and other offending,” said senior Met officer Carl Galvin. ‘Really terrible’ In Berlin, a similar march organised by the group United for Palestine drew around 3,500 people as it set off from a square between the chancellery and parliament, said police. A participant display a placard with the lettering ‘Everybody hate the police’ during a pro-Palestinian demonstration under the motto ‘United4Palestine’ in Berlin on Oct 10, 2026. — AFP Many denounced Germany’s arms exports to Israel, carrying banners and placards condemning Berlin’s military support. For decades, Germany has seen resolute support for Israel as a fundamental duty largely because of Nazi Germany’s responsibility for the genocide of millions of European Jews during the Holocaust. “I find it really terrible that Germany finds it so difficult to criticise Israel,” a student told AFP, who asked not to be named. In Dublin, protesters took part in a march organised by the Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign. Pro-Palestinian protesters also gathered in Rome to demand an end to Israeli military operations in Gaza, waving Palestinian flags and holding a banner calling for sanctions and an embargo. Protesters during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Rome, Italy on Oct 10, 2026. — Reuters Saturday’s protests came three days after the third anniversary of the Oct 7, 2023 attack. The attack was the deadliest in Israel’s history, resulting in the deaths of 1,221 people, according to an AFP tally based on official Israeli figures. Fighters also dragged 251 captives into Gaza, 44 of them already dead. In response, Israel launched a military offensive that has left most of Gaza in ruins and killed more than 74,200 people, according to Gaza’s health ministry. Israel faced tremendous international criticism over the resulting humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and experts declaring its actions in Gaza a “genocide”, which Tel Aviv rejects. This photo taken on Oct 6, 2026 shows displaced Palestinians waiting to receive food at a charity kitchen in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip. — AFP

    Dawn – World
  5. Güvenlik11 Eki 03:50

    Thousands join pro-Palestinian marches in Europe

    London, Birleşik Krallık

    Thousands of people on Saturday joined pro-Palestinian marches in London, Berlin and Dublin calling for an end to Israeli strikes on Gaza, three years after Hamas' Oct. 7 attack. Several thousand marchers in London carried placards reading "End the genocide" and "Free Palestine" as they made their way along the route near the British parliament. "We are here today to mark three years of the ongoing genocide in Gaza," Aimee Shalan, director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, told Agence France

    The Korea Herald – World

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