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The demonstration was called by the Turin coordination for Gaza three years after the events of 7 October.
The regional Pro Pal procession has started in Turin, in which over 4 thousand people participate. The demonstration, called by the Turin city coordination for Gaza, sees the participation of over sixty organizations including movements, collectives, political forces and trade unions.
The demonstrators will parade through the streets of the Piedmontese capital up to Piazza della Repubblica. The conclusion is expected here, according to the route pre-established by the Police Headquarters, while the organizers have requested to return to Piazza Castello. The procession will cross Viale I Maggio, behind the central Piazza Castello, descending towards the Rivella roundabout, and then moving north along Corso Palermo up to Largo Brescia and Corso Giulio Cesare. At the head of the demonstration there is a banner with the words "The end of the genocide is the end of Zionism. 3 years from October 7th".
"We are here - one of the coordination spokespersons said into the microphone - to demonstrate that Turin knows which side it is on.
For us, starting from Piazza Castello had a precise meaning, bringing our fight to the hypocritical showcase of this city, bringing here the colors of Palestine which are the colors of freedom".

Pro-Palestine demonstrations were held in Rome and Turin calling for an end to the conflict in Gaza and the imposition of sanctions against Israel. The marches, which saw the participation of various political and trade union movements, passed through the city centres.

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