London again became the scene of anti-Zionist demonstrations

Thousands of British pro-Palestinian protesters on Saturday, after their country’s government voted against the resolution requesting an immediate ceasefire in Gaza at the United Nations, once again held a demonstration in support of the Fars News Agency. They held this ceasefire in the city of London.

According to the “Independent” magazine, on Friday, 13 members out of 15 members of the UN Security Council supported a resolution on establishing a ceasefire in Gaza. while Britain abstained from voting on the pretext that Hamas was not condemned in this resolution and America vetoed it. Meanwhile, this vote in the UN Security Council was held, the Zionist terrorist regime continued to commit crimes and destruction against Gaza by carrying out airstrikes.

The media reported on the house-to-house clashes between the Palestinian resistance forces and the Zionists on Saturday in the city of Khan Yunis in South of Gaza reported.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned that the Gaza Strip has reached the “collapse point” and is facing the prospect of famine and widespread displacement. Mahmoud Abbas, the head of the Palestinian Authority, also accused Washington of complicity in war crimes against Gaza and the “shedding of children’s blood”. It was clearly visible from the resolution proposed by the UAE in the Security Council during the demonstration in London on Saturday, and a huge crowd of demonstrators condemned the ongoing bloodshed against the Palestinians. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign in the UK said that pro-Palestinian protesters are still “prepared to march with hundreds of thousands of people” to demand a “ceasefire”, “an end to the oppression of the Palestinian people by Israel” and “an end to the complicity of our country’s government and companies in supporting This oppression will be”.

Saturday’s march of supporters of Palestine in London started from “Bank Junction” in the middle of the day and in the afternoon after crossing a path in front of St. Paul’s Church and the House Somerset ended in Parliament Square in this city.

Protesters, as always, chanted slogans in support of the freedom of Palestine and the end of the siege against the Palestinians, and some also chanted the famous slogan “From the river to the sea”. “Palestine will be freed” and described Israel as a “terrorist state.” They did not hold the rally in front of this embassy.

London police officers arrested a demonstrator on the pretext that he compared the crimes of the Zionist regime with the crimes of Nazi Germany during World War II in a placard.

Since the start of the Zionist regime’s war against Gaza in the past 9 weeks, hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters have demonstrated in the streets of the British capital and other cities with the aim of condemning the crimes of the Zionists and supporting Palestine. The cities of this country have paid.

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