Thousands participate in London’s rallies against Gaza Donald Trump Plan | News protests
The protest comes after Hamas handed over three men’s Israeli prisoners as part of the fire interruption agreement
Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrants set out through the central London to protest Donald Trump’s proposal that now “takes” the barn ribbon.
Plasty flags and posters say “hands from gauze”, several thousand people walked from Whitehall, in Westminster, to the US Embassy at nine Elma, on Saturday in the southwest London.
Protesters also held banners who voted to “adopt Trump” and “Mr. Trump, Canada is not your 51st state. Gaza is not your 52.”
Earlier this month, Trump’s proposal that now they could rearrange the built -in enclave and turn it into a “Riviera of the Middle East” has attracted a global condemnation.
His proposal aims to move Palestine somewhere else, without a plan to return.
“I think it’s completely immoral, illegal, impractical and absurd,” said 87-year-old Holocaust Stephen Kapos survivor for the AFP news agency.
“You just can’t deport two million people, especially the surrounding countries but said they would not take them, not out of the goodness of your heart, but because it would destabilize these countries. So this will not happen, but it makes great harm simply stating that as the end game.
The march, organized by the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign (PSC), was the 24th major pro-Palestinian protest in London from October 7, 2023.
The heavy police presence is distributed because police officers held protesters from a counter -attack called “Hate”, where participants waved to Israeli flags.
Hamas’s attack resulted in death at least 1,100 people. In addition, about 240 is trapped.
The Israeli retaliated campaign killed more than 48,239 people, while 111,676 people were wounded. Government media office updated its number of deaths to at least 61,709 people, saying thousands Missing under the ruins is now assumed to be dead.
Earlier on Saturday, Hamas announced prisoners in exchange for hundreds of Palestinians liberated from Israeli prison, completing the latest replacement of fragile gauze truce.
Hamas published a statement after the publication, saying that it was “a renovated message” to Israel.
“The liberation of the sixth series of enemy prisoners confirms that there are no ways to release them, except for the negotiations and adherence to the request of the tribute agreement,” the group said.
