Explanation: What is the global march of Gaza everything? | Gaza News

Thousands of activists from all over the world are going to the Gaza Strip to try to break the suffocating siege of Israel and attract international attention to the genocide he is committing there.

Nearly 1,000 people participating in the international march led by the Tunisian, known as the Somoud convoy, arrived in Libya on Tuesday morning, a day after they left the Tunisian capital, Tunisia. They are now resting in Libya after a full day of travel, but they have no permission to cross the eastern part of the country of North Africa.

It is expected that the group, most of which includes the citizens of Maghreb, the northwestern African region, will grow with people to join the countries it is going through because it makes its way towards crossing its shelf between Egypt and Gaza.

How will they do that? When will they get there? What is this all?

This is all you need to know:

Who participates?

The coordination of the joint action of Palestine leads the SUMud convoy, which is linked to the global march of Palestine.

In total, there are about 1,000 people, traveling on a convoy of nine buses, with the aim of pressuring world leaders to take action on Gaza.

SUMud is supported by the Tunisian General Union of Employment, the National Association of the Bar, the Tunisian League for Human Rights, and the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights.

It is coordinated with activists and individuals from 50 countries flying to the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on June 12, so that they can all walk to a rack together.

Some of these activists belong to an umbrella of popular organizations, including the Palestinian youth movement, Codepink Women for Exival in the United States and the Jewish voice to work in the United Kingdom.

How will they reach the Rafah crossing?

The caravan of the car and bus arrived in Libya. After taking a short rest, the plan is to continue in the direction of Cairo.

“Most people around me feel brave and angry (about what is happening in Gaza),” said Gaya Bin Mubaik, an independent Tunisian journalist who joined the march before the convoy crossed to Libya.

Bin Al -Jabaik is driven by the belief that, as a journalist, she must “stand on the right side of history by stopping genocide and stopping people from death from hunger.”

Once Somoud is associated with his fellow activists in Cairo, they will go to El Arish in the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and then start a three -day march to the Rafah crossing to Gaza.

Will activists face obstacles?

The convoy has not yet obtained permission to pass through eastern Libya from the authorities in the region. Libya has two competitors, and while the convoy was welcomed in the West, discussions are still ongoing with the authorities in the east, an official from the convoy on the island said on Tuesday.

The activists had previously told the Associated Press news agency that they did not expect them to be allowed to enter Gaza, yet they hope that their journey would pressure world leaders to force Israel to end its war extermination.

The other anxiety in Egypt, which classifies the expansion between El Arish and Rafah Border Crossing as a military zone and no one is allowed to enter unless he lives there.

The Egyptian government has not issued a statement on whether it would allow the global march to Gaza to pass through its territory.

An Egyptian activist said for a long time, “I doubt that they will be allowed to walk towards his rack,” said an Egyptian activist for a long time.

“It is always national security first,” they told Al Jazerera.

If the caravan is made, it will have to confront the Israeli army at the crossing.

Why the activists chose this approach?

Palestine supporters have tried everything over the years as Gaza suffered.

Since the war began the genocide of Israel 20 months ago, civilians protested the major capitals and took legal measures against the elected officials on charges of inciting the mass killing of Israel in Gaza.

Activists have sailed on many humanitarian aid boats towards Gaza, in an attempt to break the suffocating siege imposed by Israel since 2007; They were attacked or objected to by Israel.

In 2010, in international waters, the Israeli commando resigned Mavi Marmara, one of the six boats in the freedom to sail in Gaza. They killed nine people, and another person died of their wounds later.

The freedom of the fleet remained in the attempt when Gaza suffered one of the Israeli attacks after the other.

The current war of Israel pushed Gaza 12 Activists from the FRIDOLLLA Alliance For sailing on MADLEEN from Italy on June 1, hoping to pressure the world’s governments to stop the genocide of Israel.

However, activists were kidnapped by the Israeli forces in international waters on June 9.

Will the global march succeed in Gaza?

Activists will try, even if they are completely sure that they will not enter Gaza.

They say that permanent inactivity will only enable Israel to continue the genocide until the people of Gaza die or purify them ethnically.

Bin Al -Jabaik said: “The message that people here want to send to the world is that even if you stop us through the sea, or the air, we will come, in the thousands, through the ground.”

“We will literally cross the deserts … to prevent people from death from hunger,” she told Al -Jazeera Island.

How bad is things in Gaza?

Since Israel began its war on Gaza on October 7, 2023, it suffocated food and supplies that enter the Palestinian enclave, and the geometry of famine is likely to kill thousands and can kill hundreds of other thousands.

Israel has a carpet trumpet, killing at least 54,927 people and wounding more than 126,000.

Legal scholars I told the island before Suffering in Gaza indicates that Israel intentionally causes circumstances to cause the physical destruction of the Palestinian people in whole or in part – the accurate definition of genocide.

Global anger has grown with Israel continuing to kill civilians, including thousands, including children, relief workers, paramedics and journalists.

Since March, Israel has tightened its strangling on Gaza, stopping the aid completely, then shooting people lining up to the few assistance that it allows, leading to rare data from Western governments.