In London, Berlin, and Rome, thousands took to the streets to mark what they call the anniversary of a 'ceasefire' in Gaza. This act of solidarity sees banners raised high denouncing the ongoing Israeli military campaign.
The demonstrators, from diverse backgrounds, express their frustration over the escalated violence in Gaza. They chant slogans and carry signs demanding immediate cessation of hostilities.
In London, speakers at the rally speak passionately about the humanitarian crisis. "We can't stay silent," one speaker says, as others nod in agreement.
Berlin witnesses similar scenes, with participants holding photographs of affected Gaza families. They seek to draw attention to the plight of civilians trapped in the conflict.
Rome's historic streets echo with chants as activists from various groups join forces, urging European governments to take a stand against the violence.
The protests, according to organizers, aim to push for renewed dialogue and peace negotiations.
