Stockholm protesters condemn Israeli attacks on Gaza despite ceasefire
Demonstrators have staged another rally in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, to condemn Israeli attacks targeting Palestinians in the Gaza Strip despite a ceasefire.
Protesters marched through the streets of Stockholm, demanding a stop to the Israeli atrocities against the Palestinian people in Gaza.
Some demonstrators held Palestinian flags and placards.
At the rally, Palestinian-Swedish activist Rana Kadri said Israeli attacks are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Palestinian babies in Gaza are dying from cold, Kadri said, not because the weather is extremely cold, but because Israeli regime forces continue to block the entry of essential goods and humanitarian aid such as medicine, clothing, and blankets.
Since Israel launched the genocidal war on Gaza in October 2023, more than 71,000 Palestinian people have been killed by the occupying regime’s forces.
Also, more than 171,000 Palestinian people have been wounded in the devastating Israeli war that has left Gaza in ruins.
Most of the victims of the brutal violence are women and children.
Despite a ceasefire that began on October 10, the Israeli regime forces continue to target the Palestinians, killing almost 500 more of them and wounding another 1,313 people in Gaza, according to the Palestinian territory’s health ministry.
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