Global demonstrations demand an end to arming the occupation and stopping its war on Gaza.

Several cities around the world witnessed massive demonstrations in support of Gaza and in rejection of the Israeli war on the enclave, where protesters raised slogans demanding a halt to arms sales to the occupation.

Thousands of people demonstrated in the British city of Liverpool in front of the central city station on the eve of the Labour Party conference, waving Palestinian flags and chanting slogans calling for an end to the genocide and the arming of Israel by the British government.

The Italian capital, Rome, also saw a demonstration organized by Muslims, demanding an end to the genocide being committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip for the past two years.

The protesters raised a banner that read "Muslims will not be silent," and carried a symbolic coffin of a child wrapped in a shroud, along with other signs that said: "Stop the genocide," "Justice for Palestine," "Israel is terrorist," "Stop arming Israel," and "No peace without justice for Palestine."

A massive demonstration also took place in the streets of the French capital, Paris, in rejection of what participants described as "the genocide in Gaza," amid calls that "it has become a moral duty for France to exert pressure on Israel to stop the war on the enclave."

The protesters demanded the French government protect the steadfast fleet to ensure humanitarian aid reaches Gaza and to stop the ongoing genocide against the enclave.

In the German capital, Berlin, the "All Eyes on Gaza" march began in front of the town hall heading towards the Victory Column in Tiergarten Park, with the participation of tens of thousands, where demonstrators chanted slogans like "Liberate Palestine" and "Freedom for Palestine," holding signs that read "Stop the massacre."

About 50 organizations participated in calling for the demonstration, including the Left Party and human rights organizations like Amnesty International, demanding a halt to the export of German weapons to Israel, ensuring humanitarian aid reaches without obstacles, and imposing European sanctions on the occupation.

These movements came amid the ongoing escalation of global anger over the Israeli genocide war on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, which has so far resulted in the martyrdom of about 66,000 Palestinians and the injury of more than 167,000, most of whom are children and women, along with a famine that has killed 442 Palestinians, including 147 children.