KUWAIT, - Thousands of protesters took to the streets Friday against the Israeli occupation forces' aggression on people in the Gaza Strip in a number of countries, including Egypt, Jordan, Turkiye and Malaysia that called for humanitarian aid access to people in the Strip.
The demonstrations, which are in support of Palestinian people, rejected forced displacement of Palestinians from the Strip to any other places.
In Egypt, furious demonstrators chanted slogans against Israel and the countries supporting the crimes being committed by the Israeli occupation forces against children, women, and the defenseless elderly.
Demonstrations were staged in a number of Egyptian cities, including Cairo, the capital, Giza, Alexandria, Qena and others in support of Palestinians.
Similarly, some Malaysian political parties and non-government organizations staged protests Friday near the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, waving Palestinian flags and denouncing the continued aggression launched by the Israeli occupation forces on the Strip.
They chanted slogans against the Israeli occupation forces and called for stopping violence against Palestinians.
All protests were peaceful, and the police officers were able to control the situation and were treated calmly by the marches.
In Jordan, mass demonstrations took place in a number of Jordanian cities on Friday, denouncing the Israeli occupation forces' aggression against the Gaza Strip and calling on the international community to intervene to stop the aggression.
Amman witnessed a march launched in front of Husseini Mosque after Friday prayers to denounce the aggression of the Israeli occupation forces that has so far left about 4,200 martyrs and about 13,000 wounded.
The demonstrators called on the international community to intervene and stop the aggression, which caused massive damage to Gaza's infrastructure and demolished hundreds of buildings, places of worship, schools, and public buildings.
Turkiye was not away from these protests as a massive demonstration erupted in Istanbul, denouncing the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip for two weeks and the massacres committed by the Israeli occupation forces, including Al-Ma'madani Hospital, which claimed hundreds of martyrs and wounded.
The demonstrators waved the Turkish and Palestinian flags and raised anti-Israel banners, shouting "Free Palestine". They chanted slogans in solidarity with the Palestinian people, denouncing the Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip.
They said that history will not forget Israel's brutality and crimes against humanity, and it will be held accountable eventually.
Source: Kuwait News Agency
