[Video Thread] In response to the Israeli attack on the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza earlier today, huge, spontaneous demonstrations have broken out across the Middle East tonight.
Let's go through them:
1) In Iran 🇮🇷, crowds have gathered in Palestine Square.
2) In Jordan 🇯🇴, protestors have surrounded the Israeli Embassy and set it on fire.
3) A similar situation might be brewing in Ankara, Turkey 🇹🇷, where enraged crowds have besieged the Israeli Embassy.
Iraqis are out again in full force, showing their solidarity with Palestine. Footage from central Baghdad 🇮🇶.
5) Tunisians gather outside the French Embassy in Tunis 🇹🇳, voicing their opposition to Israeli war crimes and Western complicity.
6) Large numbers of Lebanese protestors are marching through Beirut 🇱🇧 as we speak.
7) Giant crowds demonstrate outside the Israeli consulate in Istanbul 🇹🇷.
8) Not to be left out, Yemenis 🇾🇪 march against the slaughter in Gaza.
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Breaking: Israeli strike destroys a United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) depot in central Gaza, incinerating what few crucial supplies the densely populated strip had left.
Another shocking war crime to add to the pile.
More footage of the wreckage:
This will likely be downplayed or ignored in Western media.
That's because they are structurally and ideologically incapable of presenting this issue fairly, as @MnarMuh of @MintPressNews explains here:
[Thread] Massive pro-Palestine demonstrations took place across Europe this weekend, even as governments across the continent rushed to have public opposition to Israel's attack banned.
1) Thousands march in Madrid 🇪🇸
A giant demo fills Dam Square in Amsterdam 🇳🇱
A human wave of protest washes through central London 🇬🇧, where waving the Palestinian flag may soon be made illegal.
Far-right, government-linked Colombian paramilitaries are thought to have killed tens of thousands of people, and forced millions more from their homes.
The most notorious of these groups was the AUC, whose leader, Carlos Castaño, went to Israel to be trained in terror tactics