Hamburg - Saba:
The German city of Hamburg has witnessed a march with the participation of members of the Palestinian and Yemeni communities and German activists.
The march's slogans demanded an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the crime of genocide in Gaza, and condemned the ongoing US-Israeli aggression on the besieged Gaza Strip. They also demanded a condemnation of the US aggression on Yemen.
The demonstrators raised the Palestinian and Lebanese flags and called on the world to pay attention to the suffering caused by the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon.
The demonstrators called on the free people of the world and the international community to form broad solidarity with Palestine and save the people of Gaza from killing, starvation, and siege. They praised Yemen's position in supporting Gaza, despite the price it is paying for its supportive stance, yet it has not backed down.
They denounced the European and German governments' support for the war crimes taking place in Gaza, calling for the implementation of the International Criminal Court's decisions to arrest Israeli occupation leaders if they enter European Union countries.
They also held America responsible for the war crimes committed in Palestine, Lebanon, and Yemen.
They called for an end to arms exports to the Zionist entity, which exacerbates the catastrophic and tragic situation in Gaza. They also called for peace in the Middle East to be halted while America, the source of evil and terrorism, plays with peoples and their resources.
The participants' remarks emphasized the importance of establishing peace and rejecting Zionist and American policies in the Middle East, which seek to incite wars and plunder peoples' resources.
In a speech on Yemen, Dr. Ayman Al-Mansour, head of Insan Organization, addressed the German public, all demonstrators, commercial companies, and manufacturing countries, stressing the importance of halting arms exports to Israel, as it exacerbates the suffering of the people of the Gaza Strip and all of Palestine.
He pointed to Yemen's suffering and its continued suffering as a result of repeated aggression over the past ten years amid global neglect, noting the global interest in the Palestinian suffering, "which pleases us greatly," as Palestine is the central issue for Arabs and Muslims.
The German city of Hamburg has witnessed a march with the participation of members of the Palestinian and Yemeni communities and German activists.
The march's slogans demanded an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the crime of genocide in Gaza, and condemned the ongoing US-Israeli aggression on the besieged Gaza Strip. They also demanded a condemnation of the US aggression on Yemen.
The demonstrators raised the Palestinian and Lebanese flags and called on the world to pay attention to the suffering caused by the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon.
The demonstrators called on the free people of the world and the international community to form broad solidarity with Palestine and save the people of Gaza from killing, starvation, and siege. They praised Yemen's position in supporting Gaza, despite the price it is paying for its supportive stance, yet it has not backed down.
They denounced the European and German governments' support for the war crimes taking place in Gaza, calling for the implementation of the International Criminal Court's decisions to arrest Israeli occupation leaders if they enter European Union countries.
They also held America responsible for the war crimes committed in Palestine, Lebanon, and Yemen.
They called for an end to arms exports to the Zionist entity, which exacerbates the catastrophic and tragic situation in Gaza. They also called for peace in the Middle East to be halted while America, the source of evil and terrorism, plays with peoples and their resources.
The participants' remarks emphasized the importance of establishing peace and rejecting Zionist and American policies in the Middle East, which seek to incite wars and plunder peoples' resources.
In a speech on Yemen, Dr. Ayman Al-Mansour, head of Insan Organization, addressed the German public, all demonstrators, commercial companies, and manufacturing countries, stressing the importance of halting arms exports to Israel, as it exacerbates the suffering of the people of the Gaza Strip and all of Palestine.
He pointed to Yemen's suffering and its continued suffering as a result of repeated aggression over the past ten years amid global neglect, noting the global interest in the Palestinian suffering, "which pleases us greatly," as Palestine is the central issue for Arabs and Muslims.