Published : 28-05-2021
Palestinian refugees and Syrian nationals turned up to the streets of AlRamadan Camp on May 27 to celebrate the ceasefire deal between Israel and the Palestinian resistance.
The refugees chanted slogans in solidarity with Gaza and in protest at Israel’s atrocious crimes against the Palestinians.
Marches and solidarity vigils have recently taken place in displacement camps set up across Syria in solidarity with Jerusalem and Gaza.
Several pro-Palestinian rallies have also occurred in many countries around the world in support of the Palestinian people in the aftermath of the Israeli aggression on the blockaded Gaza Strip.
Protesters showed support for Palestinians and accused the Israeli government of using disproportionate force and indiscriminately bombing densely populated civilian areas in Gaza.
Last week, a ceasefire mediated by Egypt ended 11 days of hostilities, during which the Israeli military pounded Gaza with air strikes.
Gaza medical officials said 248 people were killed in the Palestinian enclave, and aid officials have expressed concern about the humanitarian situation there.
Palestinian refugees and Syrian nationals turned up to the streets of AlRamadan Camp on May 27 to celebrate the ceasefire deal between Israel and the Palestinian resistance.
The refugees chanted slogans in solidarity with Gaza and in protest at Israel’s atrocious crimes against the Palestinians.
Marches and solidarity vigils have recently taken place in displacement camps set up across Syria in solidarity with Jerusalem and Gaza.
Several pro-Palestinian rallies have also occurred in many countries around the world in support of the Palestinian people in the aftermath of the Israeli aggression on the blockaded Gaza Strip.
Protesters showed support for Palestinians and accused the Israeli government of using disproportionate force and indiscriminately bombing densely populated civilian areas in Gaza.
Last week, a ceasefire mediated by Egypt ended 11 days of hostilities, during which the Israeli military pounded Gaza with air strikes.
Gaza medical officials said 248 people were killed in the Palestinian enclave, and aid officials have expressed concern about the humanitarian situation there.
