The world unites against Israel; anti-Zionist protests in various countries

Pars Today – In a coordinated move, citizens in several world capitals and major cities held widespread demonstrations condemning the genocide and starvation in Gaza.

People in various countries, including Italy, Austria, Germany, Canada, and the United States, gathered on Saturday to denounce the ongoing crimes committed by Zionists against the people of Gaza.

According to Pars Today, citing the radio and television news agency, a large-scale demonstration was held in Ottawa, Canada's capital, condemning the crimes of the Israeli regime against the people of Gaza. Another protest was held in front of the Zionist regime's embassy in London, condemning the destructive war in the Gaza Strip. Prior to these demonstrations, the British government summoned the ambassador of the Zionist regime due to Tel Aviv’s cabinet proposing an expansion of the occupation of Gaza.

In related developments, people in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, held protests in support of Palestine and to condemn the devastating war and hunger crisis in Gaza.

In Finland, citizens adopted a striking approach by forming a human chain in Helsinki, the capital, to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemn the aggression by the occupiers against the Gaza Strip.

Brussels, serving as the operational center of the European Union and the seat of the European Commission and the Council of the EU, hosted a major demonstration in support of Gaza and to condemn the war-induced famine orchestrated by the occupiers.

In Berlin, the capital of Germany, hundreds of people raised Palestinian flags and condemned the brutal crimes of Zionists in Gaza. Simultaneously, in Austria, protesters displayed images of Gaza’s martyrs, exposing the merciless massacres perpetrated by Zionists against children in Gaza.

In front of the Zionist regime's consulate in Texas, USA, activists set up tents to express their deep solidarity with the Palestinian people. This group, naming their campaign in memory of "Aysheh Al-Sharif," a slain Palestinian journalist, firmly demanded an immediate halt to arms shipments to the Zionist regime and the urgent lifting of the siege on Gaza. They announced that these protests would continue and are designed as a station of solidarity with Palestinian journalists who lost their lives while striving to reveal the truth about ongoing atrocities.

On another front, dozens of humanitarian organizations united under the banner of the "Global Resistance Fleet" are preparing to launch the largest humanitarian flotilla in history to break the Zionist siege of Gaza. The mission aims to establish a humanitarian corridor to deliver vital aid to Gaza. The fleet’s boats are scheduled to begin their journey in multiple stages toward vessels stationed in Spain by the end of this month. A second group is set to depart next September, carrying humanitarian supplies and messages of solidarity from participants representing 44 countries.