@hmmm? Nebuvo tiek

@Net
At least 75,000 people marched in Brussels and another 100,000 in The Hague in some of the largest rallies held in Europe to draw attention to Israel's actions in Gaza.
Protesters walked a 5-kilometre loop around the centre of The Hague to symbolically create the red line they say the government has failed to draw to halt Israel’s campaign in Gaza.

The human rights groups and aid agencies — including Amnesty International, Save the Children and Doctors Without Borders — that organised the march estimated the peaceful crowd at more than 150,000 people. Local media put the numbers closer to 100,000.

In neighbouring Belgium, at least 75,000 people, many of them also clad in red, hit the streets in the capital Brussels, police said. Organisers estimated the crowd at 110,000.

Several rallies have been held to draw attention to Israel's actions in Gaza, but Sunday's was the biggest rally so far.

Several UN agencies and other humanitarian organisations have accused Israel of committing crimes against humanity against Palestinians in Gaza, including ethnic cleansing.

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@šaltinis Kaip ten su idegiu ir ranksluosciais sakyk, ne copypastas metyk

@hmm ;, eik į portalą, gi nurodžiau pavidinimą, pasižiūrėk nuotraukas, paskaityk pilną straipsnį; jei tikiesi rasti ten palestiniečius, teks nusivilti. Ten protestuoja išsilavinę europiečiai ir tai vyksta kiekvienoje europos šalyje. Gyveni gūdžiame pasaulio taške, pramirkusiame sovietine ir žydų propaganda, kur niekas nežino, kas tiksliai vyskta pasaulyje, net Europoje, nes žiniasklaidos filtrai dirba žydų naudai.

@nemokša Tokie patys inzinieriai ir chirurgai susirinke ane

@aha aha ne tokie kaip tu, dvasios ubage.

@Dėmesio DENACIFIKUOJA BANDERAS IRANE