The Israeli military continue their bloody attack on the Gaza Strip, now also by a ground invasion. It is estimated that as a result of the attack, the death toll is over 500, more than 2000 people injured and thousands displaced.
Among them, around 127 children were murdered by the Zionist attacks. Unveiling again the lie that Israel attacks “military targets,” among the dead four children playing soccer on the beach and three people who were in a hospital are counted.
Thus, Israel reveals again its murderer character, which causes massive demonstrations worldwide in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Actually, they have been taking place around the world on five continents and dozens of countries and cities.
From the Philippines and Malaysia in the Asian continent, in Australia and throughout the Arab world (as in Jordan, the West Bank and Algeria). In Europe, there were demonstrations in Scotland, Sweden, several cities in England, Spain and Italy. In France, the government of Hollande banned the demonstrations, but these were performed as well, despite the repression and aggression of the Zionist organizations.
In North America, they spread to several U.S. cities (Chicago’s demonstration was massive) and Canada. In the U.S., even a sector of orthodox Jews mobilized against the attacks, and in Latin America, the demonstrations reached all the continent from Tierra del Fuego to Mexico, including Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, Bolivia, Colombia, Central America, etc..
In many of these cities the IWL-FI sections in each country participated and promoted the demonstrations.
Even in Israel itself joint rallies of Arab and left sectors of Jewish people happened in the cities of Haifa and Jerusalem.
The solidarity with the Palestinians and the repudiation of the Israeli aggression also covered the world of science and culture, with public statements of prestigious figures as the rocker Roger Waters, the physicist Stephen Hawking and the Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano.
This campaign to stop the Israeli aggression definitely must continue and develop!
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