Why it matters:
The protest is part of the growing global solidarity with Gaza, especially in European countries. Public demonstrations like this increase pressure on governments to take effective action to end the genocide in Gaza.
The big picture:
In recent weeks, a wave of global protests has emerged in response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. From London to San Francisco, human rights activists, students, and everyday citizens have called for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid.
Sweden’s demonstration is part of this worldwide movement demanding an end to the blockade and violence against Palestinian civilians, while the number of innocent people killed by Israel has passed 64,800.
Key points:
- The protest took place in Stockholm’s Sergels Torg square.
- Participants held signs reading “Ceasefire Now” and “Free Gaza”.
- Some activists demanded a halt to arms exports to Israel.
- Swedish police reported the gathering was peaceful and orderly.
- The protest was part of the global “Stop the War on Gaza” campaign.
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