Thousands of “Red Line” protest in The Hague against the Gaza war Israel Israeli conflict news

According to Oxfam, nearly 150,000 people in the Netherlands called on the government to make more effort against the war in Gaza.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators who support events in the Netherlands gathered to oppose the war genocide of Israel on Gaza and inviting the government to take a stronger position, as nearly 5,500 Palestinians were killed. A 20 -month war.

On Sunday, huge crowds of people went on the streets of The Hague for the second time in four weeks towards the International Court of Justice.

Rights groups, which were among the organizers of the gathering, including Amnesty International and Oxfam, said that the demonstration aims to create a symbolic “red line” saying that the government has failed to stop the Israeli war on Gaza and its Palestinian population.

The demonstrators sang, threw speeches and walked in the courtroom, which hears the case South Africa Accusing Israel to commit the genocide during its war on a besieged pocket.

“More than 150,000 people” said the protest called for “concrete sanctions to stop the genocide in Gaza.”

The Hague company, which was reported by The Hague, provided that the great turnout was evidence that more people in the Netherlands refuse to support their government to Israel.

“While there is a great frustration about the lack of work, the demonstrators say here that the focus should remain on the continuous genocide in Gaza despite Israel’s efforts to distract attention,” Wessen said, adding that the demonstrators also called on Israel to stop its attacks on Iran.

Prime Minister Dick Show said that thousands of people are “unprecedented” in The Hague raised their voices with “fears, anger and frustration.”

“The Netherlands is still committed to stopping violence and ending the human blockade. We are constantly looking for how we can be more effective with our efforts, in front of the scenes and its successors, to improve the situation on the ground,” Shouf wrote on X.

“For all of these people in The Hague, I say:” We see you and we hear you. “Our goal is the same in the end: to end the suffering in Gaza as soon as possible.”

He told Al -Sadi, the doctor who protests on the island is that as a doctor, it is very painful to watch the scenes from Gaza.

The protests supporting Palestine also occurred in Belgium, Turki, Brazil and Greece, all of which were calling for an immediate end to the war in Gaza.