Gaza’s ongoing protests in Europe, where it was arrested in London Gaza News

Protests take place in Barcelona, ​​Roma, Sponon and London, where the police made more than 100 arrests.

Tens of thousands of people are going in major cities throughout Europe to protest against the Israeli war on Gaza, with collective gatherings in urban centers throughout the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and Portugal.

The protests were planned in the second largest city in Spain, Barcelona, ​​as well as in Madrid, weeks ago, while the calls of demonstrations in Rome and the WIPON were followed widespread after that. Israeli forces intercepted the fleet of humanitarian aid -Somoud Somoud-who sailed from Barcelona in Gaza, in an attempt to break the Israeli siege on the Palestinian region.

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More than 40 Spaniards, including a former Barcelona mayor, out of 450 activists that Israel has detained from fleet boats this week.

Italy has already seen more than two million people who gathered on Friday throughout the country in a general blow to one day to support the people of Gaza.

Spain has seen an increase in support for Palestinians in recent weeks, while its government has intensified diplomatic efforts against the Israeli government in Benjamin Netanyahu.

The protests against the presence of an Israeli bicycle riding team have disrupted repeatedly and repeatedly occurred in the Spanish bicycle in Voyta last month, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez described the war on Gaza as “genocide” and asked to ban all Israeli teams of international sporting events.

Invitations to protests in Europe, as Hamas said, had accepted some of the elements of the plan that US President Donald Trump had developed to end the two -year attack, which killed more than 66,000 people and left Gaza in the rubble.

Barcelona town hall said that the police estimated that 70,000 had turned into a demonstration on Saturday.

People fill Passeig de Gracia in Barcelona, ​​Central Street. Many families have turned, along with people of all ages. The demonstrators carried Palestinian flags or wore shirts supporting Palestine.

Hand signs carry messages such as “GAZA Harm Me”, “Genuine Stop” and “Hands off the Fleet”.

Maria Jesus Bara, 63, carried the Palestinian flag high after taking an hour from her home in another town to Barcelona. It wants the European Union to act against what it described as the horror you see on televised news on a daily basis.

“How can we see a mass extermination live after what we test (like Europe) in the 1940s?” Para said. “Now no one can say they do not know what was happening.”

Arrests in London

There is a protest in Rome, and three Palestinian organizations are organized along with local unions and students. The demonstrators will walk from Porta San Paulo and end in San Giovanni. The police expect tens of thousands to attend, state broadcaster Ray said.

There is a protest in London to support the Palestinian group of Palestine, although the police are asking to postpone after a A fatal attack on a synagogue In Manchester earlier this week.

Two people were killed in the attack in the northwestern city on Thursday, and the police shot the striker, a British man of Syrian origin.

Police arrested at least 175 people at the site of the main event to protest on Saturday in Travalge Square in central London.

The officers began carrying the demonstrators, while activists seated slogans on banners announced their support for Palestine. The spectators chanted “a shame for you” to the police.

The organizers rejected Police and government requests To cancel the demonstration, which was announced before the attack, to protest the prohibition of Palestinian action in support of the Palestinians under the anti -terrorism laws.

Police claimed that Saturday’s protests would attract resources away from the security he stressed around the temples and mosques after Thursday’s attack.

British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer called for calm in a post at X on Saturday morning, saying: “I urge anyone thinking about protesting this weekend to recognize the sadness and respect of British Jews.

“This is a moment of mourning. It is not a time to cancel tension and cause more pain. It is time to stand together.”

Local media reported that thousands have also moved to the streets in Dublin, Ireland, to celebrate two years since Israel launched its war on Gaza and urged the Irish government to punish Israel.

The report said that the protest came after 16 Irish citizens were among the hundreds who were detained by Israel after they objected to the global Somoud fleet.

A protest is also organized in Athens on Saturday afternoon, although the police believe this will happen on Sunday, to coincide with an Israeli.