Global Protests Rise Against Gaza Conflict Amid Increasing Tensions
Protests erupted worldwide against the Gaza conflict as Israelis marked two years since the deadly Hamas attack. Demonstrations occurred in Indonesia, Japan, and Turkey, calling for ceasefires and condemning Israeli actions in Gaza. Tensions escalated regionally, involving multiple Middle Eastern countries and increasing antisemitism concerns in the UK.
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Protests against the ongoing conflict in Gaza took place in several countries on Tuesday, coinciding with the second anniversary of the Hamas attack that initiated the deadly fighting.
In Indonesia, over 1,000 activists marched to the US Embassy in Jakarta, condemning Israel's Gaza blockade and the detention of Global Sumud Flotilla activists. Authorities responded by deploying a significant police presence to ensure security.
Meanwhile, Japan witnessed demonstrations demanding a ceasefire and the release of hostages. Turkish authorities illuminated the Galata Tower with Palestinian flag colors to highlight Gaza's humanitarian crisis, underscoring widespread global disapproval of the conflict.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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