Tens of thousands of protestors took to the streets in several cities across the globe on Saturday to denounce the ongoing Israeli bloodshed of the Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Across Europe, massive protests were held in in the French capital of Paris, , Manchester in the UK, Germany’s capital of Berlin and city of Wolfsburg, the Danish city of Aarhus and capital of Copenhagen, Sweden’s capital of Stockholm and cities of Helsingborg and Malmö, the Italian city of Milano and in Turkey’s Istanbul to denounce one year of genocide in Gaza and to urge for the liberation of Palestinian lands.

Protesters also took to the streets in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur to voice their support for the Palestinians suffering more than a year of Israeli strikes against the besieged Gaza Strip.
 
Protestors raised flags of Palestine, shouted slogans and displayed pro-Palestine posters as they marched to mark the one-year anniversary of the Israeli genocidal war, which resulted in killing at least 42,175 Palestinians and injuring over 98,336 others.
 
They slammed double standards and selective application of international law and stressed the need to hold accountable the Israeli occupation and officials for the crimes they perpetrated against the Palestinian people and their land and properties.
 
The Israeli regime has expanded its deadly strikes to the southern areas and capital of Lebanon amid global condemnation of its war on Gaza.