It will depart from the Sacred Heart at 12 noon, convened by the Palestinian Solidarity Platform. Another demonstration will be held in Pamplona at 6 p.m. to call for a “ceasefire” and “an end to the genocide.”
The Solidarity with Palestine Platform has organized a demonstration this Saturday, October 5, in Bilbao “in support of the Palestinian people and their resistance”, and hours later, at 6 p.m., another demonstration, convened by different groups, will tour the Palestinian territories. streets of Pamplona to call for a ‘ceasefire’ and ‘the end of the genocide in Palestine’. The march in the capital of Biscay, which will depart from the Sacred Heart at 12 noon, aims to be “one of the most criminal attacks in recent yearslaunched by Israel against Palestine. “Within a year, 10% of the population of Gaza was murdered by Israel, that is, about 50,000 people, more than 16,000 minors,” the organizers said.
With the aim of strengthening this protest, several members of the platform started this Thursday a 24-hour ‘solidarity fast’ in Pamplona, Sakana, Vitoria, San Sebastián and Bilbao, spaces in which ‘programs were organized to publicize what is happening’. in Palestine with lectures and documentary screenings, initiatives to socialize the protests or musical and poetic performances.
As they have indicated, with this initiative they want to “make a call to stir consciences, join forces and mobilize” because “it is becoming increasingly important to expand the struggle to denormalize, combat the Israeli Zionist project and boycott, and to eliminate all accomplices who support and legitimize this terrorist state.” Finally, he stated that they will express their “warmest.” solidarity with the Palestinian resistance, which is still standing“.
Various groups have in turn appealed to the 6:00 PM in another demonstration that will pass through Pamplona to call for a “ceasefire” and “an end to Israel’s genocide in Palestine.” Organizers of the march under the motto ‘A genocide, 76 years of resistance’ include Brigades for Palestine, Firefighters for Palestine, Health Workers for a Ceasefire and Teachers for a Ceasefire.
They have decided that the march will be called without acronyms so that as many people as possible are present.
Source: EITB
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