Demonstration to support Palestine in Belgium

Name: Demonstration to support Palestine in Belgium
Uploaded: 2022-10-30
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Description: A demonstration of support for Palestine was held in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Palestinian resistance was supported, and anti-Israeli slogans were shouted during the demonstration. The demonstrators held Palestinian flags and placards reading

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A demonstration of support for Palestine was held in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Palestinian resistance was supported, and anti-Israeli slogans were shouted during the demonstration. The demonstrators held Palestinian flags and placards reading “Free Palestine”, “Boycott Israel”, “Don’t forget the Palestinian prisoners” and “End the crime of the Gaza blockade”.

A large number of Palestinian, Arab and foreign non-governmental organizations participated in the demonstration.

The demonstration ended in front of the European Parliament.

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