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BackCirca 200mila in piazza ad Amsterdam contro le politiche di Israele a Gaza

Circa 200mila in piazza ad Amsterdam contro le politiche di Israele a Gaza

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Circa 200mila in piazza ad Amsterdam contro le politiche di Israele a Gaza

La protesta sotto lo slogan "Linea rossa" si è svolta senza incidenti di rilievo

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Circa 200.000 persone, secondo gli organizzatori, hanno manifestato oggi ad Amsterdam, nei Paesi Bassi, contro l'operato di Israele nella Striscia di Gaza.
La protesta, sotto lo slogan "Linea rossa", si è svolta senza incidenti di rilievo.
I partecipanti hanno chiesto al governo olandese una linea più dura nei confronti di Israele.

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La manifestazione si è svolta ad Amsterdam sotto lo slogan "Linea rossa" e i partecipanti hanno sventolato bandiere palestinesi, esponendo cartelli con lo slogan "Stop the Killing in Gaza".

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Circa 200.000 persone, secondo gli organizzatori, hanno manifestato oggi ad Amsterdam, nei Paesi Bassi, contro l'operato di Israele nella Striscia di Gaza.

La manifestazione, tenutasi sotto lo slogan "Linea rossa", si è svolta senza incidenti di rilievo, come riportato dai media olandesi che hanno citato la polizia.

I partecipanti hanno chiesto al governo di adottare una linea più dura nei confronti di Israele a causa delle sue azioni nella Striscia di Gaza.

Secondo quanto riferito, molti manifestanti sventolavano bandiere palestinesi. Sui cartelli si leggevano slogan come "Stop the Killing in Gaza" ("Fermate le uccisioni a Gaza").

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Quale posizione assumerà il governo olandese in seguito alla protesta?
Sono previste ulteriori manifestazioni nei Paesi Bassi?

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