Demonstration In Support Of Gaza Held In Toulouse

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Demonstration In Support Of Gaza Held In Toulouse

Protesters are holding the South African and Palestinian flags during a protest in Toulouse, France, on January 13, 2024. Hundreds of people are demonstrating in support of Gazans, the Gaza Strip, and more generally for Palestine. Since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7th, Israel has placed the Gaza Strip under a complete blockade: no water, food, electricity, fuel, medicines, and sometimes no communication with the outside world. South Africa is pleading in the International Justice Court against Israel for not preventing a genocide in Gaza. More than 80 countries are siding with South Africa in its case. The U.N. estimates that up to 2 million people in the Gaza Strip - or more than 85% of the population - have been forced to flee due to Israel's devastating bombing campaign. Despite Israel striking hospitals, UN shelters, UN schools, ambulances, and press buildings, the global North continues to support Israel while the global South is calling for an immediate and lasting ceasefire. None of the hospitals in the north of the Gaza Strip are fully functional. U.N. experts are calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, stating that Palestinians are at 'grave risk of genocide'. Despite its order for civilians to leave northern areas of Gaza, Israel's military is continuing to bomb the south of the Strip as well. To date, 1,147 Israelis and more than 24,000 Palestinians, including over 10,000 children, have been killed. Hundreds of thousands of people around the world are protesting against this cruel and barbaric war. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)


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