WASHINGTON, Sunday, November 26, 2023 (WAFA) – Demonstrations continued in several cities across the US over the last two days, expressing condemnation for the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip. The ongoing Israeli aggression—now on hold for a 4-day humanitarian pause—has resulted in the tragic loss of more than 15,000 lives, predominantly children and women, with around 30,000 others sustaining injuries.
WAFA correspondent reported that protests took place in Washington, New York, Chicago, Houston, and Arizona. Activists seized the opportunity of the Black Friday to rally in front of major commercial complexes, he added. The protesters urged Americans to boycott shopping this year, aiming to pressure major corporations to push the U.S. administration to compel Israel to halt its aggression.
Activists are also planning to disseminate the names of the children murdered by the Israeli occupation forces through social media platforms and solidarity marches. This effort aims to emphasize that these individuals are not numbers but innocent lives, pushing for accountability and the trial of Israeli leaders for their crimes against Palestinian children.
As the demonstrations unfold, participants are raising their voices not only in solidarity with the Palestinian cause but also to highlight the human toll of the Israeli genocide in Gaza and demand justice for the innocent lives lost.
The protests reflect a growing sentiment of concern and activism within the U.S., with many calling for a reevaluation of their country's stance on the Palestinian cause.
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