Thousands march in Rabat in solidarity with Palestinians
Thousands of individuals participated in a march in Rabat on Sunday, demonstrating solidarity with the Palestinian people amidst the current conflict in Gaza.
Thousands of individuals participated in a march in Rabat on Sunday, demonstrating solidarity with the Palestinian people amidst the current conflict in Gaza.
The event attracted a diverse group of participants, including lawyers, families, students, and civil society organizations. The gathering took place near the Parliament building, where attendees waved Palestinian flags and displayed banners advocating for freedom, relief, and peace for Palestine. This peaceful demonstration reflected Morocco's ongoing commitment to justice and the Palestinian cause.
Statement: "The lawyers in Rabat have decided to take part in the national march in solidarity with the Palestinian people. This is the natural and historic stance of Moroccan and global lawyers." Statement: "Here, from the city of Tangier, we stand in solidarity with the Palestinian cause, a national and global cause." Statement: "We reject the killings and massacres in Palestine. We want freedom, relief, and peace for them." Statement: "We came to Rabat to express our solidarity with our brothers in Palestine. We pray for their relief and safety."
Thousands of individuals participated in a march in Rabat on Sunday, demonstrating solidarity with the Palestinian people amidst the current conflict in Gaza.
Delegations from various cities, including Tangier, Casablanca, and Fez, joined the demonstration. Many participants voiced concerns over the rising civilian toll in Gaza and called for an end to the violence, alongside the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
The demonstration, which spanned from Rabat's main boulevard to the steps of Parliament, was among the largest in Morocco in recent months. It highlighted the country's deep-rooted solidarity with the Palestinian people, a sentiment shared in rallies across the region and globally.
Based on reporting by Africanews.



