AhlulBayt News Agency: Hundreds of protesters from various walks of life gathered outside the British Prime Minister’s office in a protest, condemning the Israeli regime's recent airstrikes on refugee camps in Gaza.
The demonstrators also criticized the ongoing support from the UK government for Israel, demanding an immediate ceasefire, an end to the genocide of Palestinians, and a halt to the political, military, and financial support provided by Britain to Israel.
This protest marks the second major demonstration against Israeli actions in London within a week. Justice advocates and supporters of Palestinian rights waved Palestinian flags and carried signs expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people. Their chants called for the liberation of Palestine from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea while expressing outrage at Israel's actions and the nations that support it.
Protesters condemned the UK government’s continued backing of Israel, especially in light of the killing of over 40,000 Palestinians, labeling it as inhumane and shameful. They demanded an immediate end to this policy. Among the attendees were representatives of anti-war organizations, Palestinian rights groups, and several British MPs, who criticized the government’s disregard for the will of the majority of the British public. They argued that such actions undermine democracy and expose the UK’s deceptive stance on human rights.
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The demonstrators also criticized the ongoing support from the UK government for Israel, demanding an immediate ceasefire, an end to the genocide of Palestinians, and a halt to the political, military, and financial support provided by Britain to Israel.
This protest marks the second major demonstration against Israeli actions in London within a week. Justice advocates and supporters of Palestinian rights waved Palestinian flags and carried signs expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people. Their chants called for the liberation of Palestine from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea while expressing outrage at Israel's actions and the nations that support it.
Protesters condemned the UK government’s continued backing of Israel, especially in light of the killing of over 40,000 Palestinians, labeling it as inhumane and shameful. They demanded an immediate end to this policy. Among the attendees were representatives of anti-war organizations, Palestinian rights groups, and several British MPs, who criticized the government’s disregard for the will of the majority of the British public. They argued that such actions undermine democracy and expose the UK’s deceptive stance on human rights.
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