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Egypt Is Expected to Block Global March to Gaza, Israel Katz Says
- Members of Progressive International announced plans to undertake a peaceful, eight-day march beginning June 12 in Cairo, Egypt, with thousands of participants from 31 countries aiming to reach the Rafah border crossing near Gaza.
- The march responds to Israel’s blockade since March 2, which has blocked all food, medical supplies, and humanitarian aid entering Gaza, worsening famine for two million people.
- Thousands of activists from over 30 countries, including health workers and artists, will march about 48 km from Arish to Rafah, holding rallies and camping near the crossing.
- Organizers call for an immediate ceasefire, permanent reopening of Gaza’s borders, and sustained international pressure, with spokesperson Roshan Daddo encouraging widespread campaigns urging governments and corporations to impose comprehensive economic sanctions aimed at weakening the Israeli state’s financial and diplomatic standing.
- The campaign highlights the humanitarian crisis and aims to pressure governments and institutions to end the siege and allow aid, despite uncertain Egyptian authorization and increased Sinai military presence.
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A group of about ninety Dutch people will participate in the international March to Gaza action this weekend. Thousands of people will walk from Egypt to the Gaza border. Rotterdam resident André van Veen is one of them. "What is happening in Gaza is more than terrible. We can't allow that to happen, can we?"
The organization assures that thousands of people will depart this Friday from Cairo to the Egyptian border with Gaza.Among the Spanish participants there are representatives of Sumar and PodemosFrom the tragedy of 2010 to the assault with Greta Thunberg on board: keys of the Flotilla that seeks to break the Israeli blockade on Gaza A new initiative aims to break the blockade imposed by Israel on Gaza after the assault this Monday on the Madleen…
Delegations from 54 countries are converging in Cairo with the aim of reaching the crossing point on 15 June. From Tunisia, 1500 people already traveling by land
“Show of Human Solidarity”: Ex-U.S. Diplomat Joins March to Gaza to Break Israel’s Siege
Activists from around the world are planning a Global March to Gaza on June 15 in support of Palestinians enduring the Israeli blockade. The first Biden State Department diplomat to publicly resign over Gaza policy, Hala Rharrit, plans to attend the march along with thousands of others who will walk from Cairo to the Rafah border. “Silence does not ensure that we will be OK,” says Rharrit. “It’s quite the opposite. Silence ensures the injustice s
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