Hundreds of protesters gathered in London on Saturday to express solidarity with Palestinians a day after a ceasefire was reached in the fighting between Israel and Hamas.
The rally, organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), saw protesters block traffic near Victoria Embankment as dozens of police officers watched on.
Protesters held Palestinian flags and banners reading 'Free Palestine' as they marched towards Hyde Park.
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was agreed upon on Thursday with the mediation of Egypt after 11 days of escalation. The fighting led to 248 fatalities on the Palestinian side and 12 on the Israeli side, according to the respective authorities.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in London on Saturday to express solidarity with Palestinians a day after a ceasefire was reached in the fighting between Israel and Hamas.
The rally, organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), saw protesters block traffic near Victoria Embankment as dozens of police officers watched on.
Protesters held Palestinian flags and banners reading 'Free Palestine' as they marched towards Hyde Park.
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was agreed upon on Thursday with the mediation of Egypt after 11 days of escalation. The fighting led to 248 fatalities on the Palestinian side and 12 on the Israeli side, according to the respective authorities.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in London on Saturday to express solidarity with Palestinians a day after a ceasefire was reached in the fighting between Israel and Hamas.
The rally, organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), saw protesters block traffic near Victoria Embankment as dozens of police officers watched on.
Protesters held Palestinian flags and banners reading 'Free Palestine' as they marched towards Hyde Park.
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was agreed upon on Thursday with the mediation of Egypt after 11 days of escalation. The fighting led to 248 fatalities on the Palestinian side and 12 on the Israeli side, according to the respective authorities.