Demonstrations condemning Israeli crimes around the world - International media reported on yesterday's rally in Athens (PHOTO)

Thousands of people in various cities around the world have taken to the streets in recent days to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people and to condemn the ongoing genocide of Palestini

Διαδηλώσεις καταδίκης των ισραηλινών εγκλημάτων σε όλο τον κόσμο - Διεθνή ΜΜΕ αναφέρθηκαν στη χθεσινή συγκέντρωση στην Αθήνα (ΦΩΤΟ) | 902.gr

Translated from Greek

Thousands of people in various cities around the world have taken to the streets in recent days to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people and to condemn the ongoing genocide of Palestinians by the murderous Israeli state.

In Chicago, protesters gathered in front of the Israeli consulate, holding Palestinian flags and pickets, to denounce Israeli disgrace. Protesters called for an end to violence and humanitarian aid in Gaza, denouncing the support provided by the U.S. government to Israel.

In Seattle, protesters took to the streets to protest Microsoft's technological support for Israeli crimes by providing Artificial Intelligence (AI) services to the Israeli military through the Azure cloud computing platform.

In fact, on Monday, during Microsoft's annual developer conference, pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted CEO Satya Nadela's speech. A Microsoft employee, software engineer Joe Lopez, shouted during the speech that he denied "being complicit in this genocide," resulting in his removal from security and then firing from the company.

In New Orleans, protesters demanded the release of Mahmoud Khalil. The former Columbia University student, who spearheaded the mobilizations in solidarity with the Palestinian people, was arrested in March by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and remains in custody while deportation proceedings have been initiated.

In Paris, crowds gathered near the Egyptian embassy yesterday, calling on Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to facilitate the passage of humanitarian trucks that remain blocked at the Rafah border.

The protesters expressed their indignation at the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called for immediate action to relieve the Palestinians.

In Belfast, Ireland, a demonstration was held on Wednesday over the tragic situation of children in Gaza, who were starving to death. The mobilization focused on the need for immediate humanitarian aid, condemning the ban imposed by Israel.

In the Philippine city of Quezon on Friday morning, protesters chanted pro-Palestinian slogans.

It should also be noted that photos and footage from yesterday's mobilization in Athens, organized by PAME, are playing in many international media.

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