Today, Saturday, many world cities and capitals witnessed mass demonstrations denouncing the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.

Thousands participated in demonstrations organized in the French capital, Paris, the Austrian capital, Vienna, the Swedish city of Uppsala and the capital, Stockholm, the Italian city of Milan, the Dutch city of Maastricht, the British city of Liverpool, the Danish city of Odense and the capital, Copenhagen, the Finnish city of Helsinki, the Finnish city of Hamburg, Bremen and Freiburg in Germany, and the capital, Berlin, in support of the Palestinian people, and to demand a ceasefire and the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

The participants in the demonstrations raised Palestinian flags and banners denouncing the crimes committed by the Israeli occupation against our people.

Participants called for an end to double standards and the need to prosecute the occupation for its massacres against the Palestinian people, especially children, and denounced the genocide in the Gaza Strip.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg said that the genocide committed by Israel in Palestine is so appalling that silence about it means "complicity."

She stressed that "the genocide committed by Israel in Palestine is extremely horrific, and is being committed live on air."

"I don't understand how people can watch this genocide happening live and go about their daily lives without caring," she added. "I think everyone who has the power to take action should raise their voices and do everything they can to stop it."