Calling for Arab, Muslim, and liberal countries to organize rallies beginning today to show sympathy with the people of Gaza, Hamas has The Palestinian Alyom news agency claims that the group urged religious leaders, popular personalities, and powerful groups all around to galvanize public opinion and persuade the Israeli government to let humanitarian and medical help into Gaza.
The remark underlined the need of freedom-loving people denouncing what it defined as crimes against Palestinian people, including women and children. To draw attention to the suffering of Gazans and challenge the policies of the Israeli government, Hamas urged for ongoing worldwide demonstrations.
"Let us all come together on Friday and in the next days to show the world our solidarity with the people of Gaza and Palestine," Hamas urged in a message aimed at the global community. Oppose the crimes of the occupants until the aggressiveness of the government controlling Jerusalem is quelled.
This message stands among continuous bloodshed in Gaza, which has attracted strong worldwide censure and appeals for a truce. In an attempt to draw attention to the humanitarian situation in the area, Hamas's demand for demonstrations aims to inspire sympathy from all around world societies.
The declaration captures the larger initiatives of pro-Palestinian activists to raise world awareness and support for the welfare and rights of Gaza people.
