Earlier today, tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in central London for the National March for Palestine. The march, organized by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and other groups, began at Park Lane and proceeded to Downing Street. Protesters carried banners and chanted slogans calling for an end to the UK’s arms sales to Israel and for a ceasefire in Gaza. The event was marked by a strong police presence to ensure the safety of participants and manage the large crowds. The march aimed to draw attention to the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians.

The atmosphere was charged with emotion as speakers addressed the crowd, highlighting the recent escalation in violence and the need for international intervention. Among the speakers were prominent activists and community leaders who called for solidarity with the Palestinian people and urged the UK government to take a stronger stance against Israel’s actions. The march concluded with a rally at Downing Street, where participants vowed to continue their efforts to advocate for peace and justice in the region