Hawzah News Agency- Over the past two years, the world has witnessed an unprecedented wave of anger directed at the Zionist regime for its relentless war crimes against the Palestinian people. From university campuses to major city squares across continents, citizens have rallied in defense of human rights and in condemnation of Israeli aggression.
Recent large-scale demonstrations in Spain and Italy have reflected the deep sense of moral outrage felt by people of conscience everywhere. Protesters have condemned Israel’s atrocities and expressed solidarity with the people of Gaza, calling for international accountability and an end to the regime’s impunity.
Despite censorship and heavy-handed crackdowns, pro-Palestinian movements in Western countries—particularly the United States—have continued to expand. In 2024, students at Columbia University established a major protest encampment in solidarity with Gaza, sparking a wave of similar actions on campuses nationwide. The movement was met with brutal suppression under the Trump administration, which attempted to silence dissent by labeling it as “anti-Semitism.”
In the United Kingdom, police have arrested more than 1,900 people for participating in marches defending Palestinian rights. Yet, the growing number of demonstrators reflects a clear shift in public opinion against Israeli crimes and Western complicity.
Significantly, thousands of Jewish activists across the world have also joined the protests, declaring that the Zionist regime’s crimes do not represent Judaism and reaffirming their opposition to Israel’s genocidal actions.
From Germany and Norway to Sweden, South Africa, and beyond, people from all walks of life continue to fill the streets in support of Palestine — a movement that has become a defining symbol of global resistance against oppression and the struggle for justice and human dignity.
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