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The rally is part of a global wave of pro-Palestine protests that have erupted after the escalation of conflict in the Middle East, with accusations of human rights abuses and calls for a ceasefire.
Signs with the image of Benjamin Netanyahu upside down, accompanied by the words "Wanted", were displayed by some students during the pro-Palestine march that is passing through Turin. Among the protesters were also people with signs depicting the crossed out Star of David and the words "against the genocide in Palestine".
Among the slogans chanted during the demonstration "Turin knows which side to take, Palestine is free from the river to the sea".
The procession, which started in the afternoon from Piazza Castello, crossed the Barriera district of Milan and passed Piazza della Repubblica, where it should have ended, to return towards the centre. Having reached Piazza Castello again, the demonstration continues towards Piazza Vittorio Veneto.
At the head of the procession are two cartoons depicting Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.
"There are twenty thousand of us and there will be tens of thousands of people throughout Italy as well as throughout the world. The total will certainly be millions of protesters against Israel", the spokespersons of the Turin coordination for Gaza said into the microphone.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Pro-Palestine protests will continue to spread to other Italian cities in the coming days.
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