
AI-generated summary
As a result of Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, 74 thousand 245 people died and 175 thousand 267 people were injured. Thousands of bodies are still buried under rubble in Gaza. This situation is faced with allegations of genocide in the international community.
In France, the court suspended the Paris Police Department's decision to cancel the demonstration called "To stand against the genocide in Gaza and to respect the ceasefire" to be held on October 7, upon the call of the Urgence Palestine Association.
The court ruled that the demonstration did not pose a risk to public order and suspended the decision of the Paris Police Department.
The Paris Police Department announced that it banned demonstrations in support of Palestine upon the instructions of Interior Minister Laurent Nunez.
In the statement, it was stated that such a demonstration "carries significant risks for public order" at a time when the terrorist threat increased and anti-Semitic actions reached a historical level in France.
While Israel's genocide in Gaza was completing its third year, the ban on the demonstration of support for Palestine, citing public order, was met with disapproval by some politicians and human rights organizations.
While it is reported that the total loss of life in Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 2023 has increased to 74 thousand 245 and the number of injured has increased to 175 thousand 267, it is stated that there are still thousands of bodies under the rubble in the Gaza Strip.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Urgence Palestine Association may reschedule the demonstration and apply for a new permit in accordance with the court decision.
Likely · Within weeks
The Paris Police Department may consider new bans on similar demonstrations due to security concerns.
Possible · Within months

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