Condemnation of the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza by supporters of the Palestinian nation in London

Participants called for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the sending of humanitarian aid to the region and the complete liberation of Palestine. Protesters of different nationalities in London moved towards Trafalgar Square after gathering on one of the streets near Parliament. Waving the Palestinian flag, carrying placards condemning the heinous crimes committed by the Zionist regime in Gaza, and chanting slogans, they demonstrated their strong protest against the full support of Western governments, especially the British Embassy for the Government of Israel. The protest, organized by dozens of pro-Palestinian groups, including the British Muslim Association and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, demanded an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the sending of humanitarian aid to the region and the complete liberation of Palestine. At the same time, a significant number of protesters gathered at several London Underground stations and chanted slogans about the liberation of Palestine.

Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the British Labor Party, said the massacre of Palestinians must stop, adding: "The people of Gaza are dying in silence and there can be no redress for this terrible event." He warned Western governments that history will not forgive those who turn a blind eye to the killing of Palestinians. British MP Claudia Webb also said: "The people of Gaza are being destroyed in complete darkness, and our silence is a betrayal of humanity." She called the British Prime Minister and opposition party leader's lack of support for a ceasefire plan in the Gaza Strip shameful and warned that the region would be razed to the ground. It was the third successive demonstration denouncing the Zionist regime in London in three weeks and took place despite restrictions imposed by Rishi Sunak's government officials. Ignoring the barbaric crimes committed by the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip, the British government opposes the establishment of a ceasefire in the region and considers such a plan to benefit Palestinian resistance groups.

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