Global Protests Mark Anniversary of Terror Attack with Anti-Israel Demonstrations
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Pro-Palestinian and far-left groups are holding anti-Israel protests globally on the third anniversary of a terror attack, while Israel marks it as a day of remembrance. Demonstrations are planned in London, Berlin, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Madrid, Rome, Athens, and Australia. Organizers are reportedly backed by Qatari funding and Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated groups, seeking to distort the narrative of the attack.
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- Pro-Palestinian and far-left groups are organizing anti-Israel protests worldwide on the third anniversary of a terror attack.
- Demonstrations are planned in major European cities including London, Berlin, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Madrid, Rome, and Athens.
- Protests are also scheduled in Australia, with events beginning early in the day.
- Some groups are reportedly glorifying the attack, portraying it as an act of resistance.
- Organizers are allegedly supported by Qatari funding and groups linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
- The protests aim to distort the narrative of the terror attack and challenge global perception of Israel.
As Israel commemorates the third anniversary of a devastating terror attack, pro-Palestinian and far-left organizations are planning a series of anti-Israel protests and marches in dozens of locations across Europe and globally. Instead of observing the day as a memorial for terror victims, some international groups are choosing to glorify the massacre, portraying it as an act of resistance. In London, calls for "Glory to the Martyrs" preceded a central march drawing demonstrators from various academic institutions. German authorities in Berlin distributed posters titled "Until Complete Liberation," featuring a bulldozer image referencing the border breach on the attack's morning, alongside a planned protest outside the Israeli consulate in Frankfurt, with increased police presence. Amsterdam is hosting a large demonstration in Dam Square, following recent anti-Israel measures by the Dutch government. Madrid, Rome, and Athens are preparing for protests by far-left and pro-Palestinian groups, with Spain's election campaign featuring slogans like "From the river to the sea." In Australia, organizers urged activists not to let Israel "steal the day," with events commencing early. These organized events are reportedly supported by Qatari funding and groups associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, aiming to establish a narrative that distorts the atrocities of the attack and presents Israel and the Jewish world with a complex awareness challenge.
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