Just over a year after the Hamas massacre against Israel, tens of thousands are demonstrating on the streets in Belgium’s capital. They are calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
According to police reports, 32,000 people took to the streets in Brussels to demand a ceasefire in the Middle East. The demonstrators demanded, among other things, an immediate and permanent ceasefire, the release of all prisoners, the protection of civilians and an end to illegal Jewish settlements in the Palestinian territories. “The massacres in Lebanon and the regional escalation must be stopped,” said the organizers.
The demonstrators marched from the Belgian capital’s North Station to the European Quarter. Among other things, they called on the next Belgian government to take the initiative to impose a comprehensive international military embargo. A new government is currently being formed in Belgium following the election at the beginning of June.
Source: Stern
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