between 60,000 and 100,000 people have demonstrated in Berlin to demand an end to the genocide in Gaza
This Saturday in Berlin was one of the largest demonstrations in Germany since Israel began attacking the Gaza Strip. Some 60,000 people according to the police and 100,000 according to the organizers have participated in the protests against the genocide in Gaza.
The main march ended at the Victory Monument in Tiergarten Park, where there will be musical performances by several artists until the evening.
The summoners have urged the German Government to cease any military contact with Israel and to use all available measures to achieve an immediate ceasefire and the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
According to the Israeli Army, more than 750,000 Palestinians have already left Gaza City.
On the other hand, the Israeli Army has reported on Saturday afternoon that more than 750,000 Palestinians have fled south of Gaza City as bombings and ground fighting continue.
"We urge everyone in the Al Mauasi area to leave as soon as possible, to join the more than 750,000 inhabitants who have left the area in recent days for security reasons," said Israeli Army spokesman Avichai Adrai in Arabic.
at least 47 Gazatis have been killed today, including several children, two doctors and one journalist.
On the other hand, at least 47 Gazatis have been killed this Saturday in Israeli bombings in the north and centre of the Gaza Strip, local sources have confirmed.
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