Integrated Sky News, The Independent and other British media reported that tens of thousands of people marched in London on the 21st to express support for Palestine and call for an end to Israel's bombing of the Gaza Strip.
According to Reuters, London police estimated that 100,000 people took part in the march, some chanting "Free Palestine", some holding up placards, others carrying Palestinian flags. The report added that some of the marchers shouted slogans and held placards that were strongly anti-Israel.
One marcher told Reuters, "As a Palestinian who hopes to return home one day, as a Palestinian who has brothers and sisters and other family living in Gaza, I hope we can do more, and protesting is what we can do for now."
Comprehensive "Russia Today" and other foreign media previously reported that the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) launched a rocket attack from the Gaza Strip to Israel on the 7th, and Israel then also attacked Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, and a new round of Israeli-Palestinian conflict broke out. So far, the conflict has killed thousands of people on both sides. As the new round of Israeli-Palestinian conflict has attracted global attention, the "battlefield sentiment" between Jews and Arabs has also spread around the world. France, Canada and other countries announced increased security measures for Jewish communities, churches and schools in their countries as a precaution against unrest.
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