Berlin: Hundreds of demonstrators gathered on Friday evening in Berlin's Siegismund Street, near the Egyptian Embassy and the German Ministry of Defense, to protest against the Israeli occupation's starvation policy targeting the Palestinian people in Gaza. Participants brought cooking pots, pans, and spoons, and banged them during the demonstration to denounce Israel's ongoing blockade that prevents the entry of food aid into Gaza.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the protesters carried Palestinian flags and banners with messages such as "Stop the genocide," "Silence is complicity in crime," "Open the Rafah crossing and save civilians," and "Yes to bread, no to bombs." The streets resonated with chants against Israeli policies, urging Germany and the international community to address the severe famine affecting Gaza's civilian population.
The protest highlighted the urgent need for international intervention to open the Rafah crossing, emphasizing the dire humanitarian situation faced by the people in Gaza. The demonstrators called for an end to the blockade, seeking immediate relief and support for the affected civilians.
