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Tens of thousands took to Sydney’s Harbour Bridge today, rallying passionately in the rain for peace and humanitarian relief in Gaza. With hunger and hardship escalating in the region, demonstrators urged immediate international action. The massive protest saw significantly more participants than the organisers’ estimate, as 90,000 people heeded the call.

 

The march gained momentum with support from high-profile figures, including the likes of Julian Assange. As tensions mount globally, protesters highlighted the pressing humanitarian issues affecting millions in Gaza. Chanting for peace and aid, they hoped to amplify their message amid worldwide diplomatic efforts pressuring Israel.

 

With banners and placards waving, the marchers lined the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, showcasing unity and determination. Many expressed sorrow and urgency, stressing the need for immediate solutions to the ongoing crisis. As the demonstration unfolded, it painted a vivid picture of solidarity and compassion for those suffering in Gaza.

 

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Instead why don't they demand Hamas give up all hostages and give themselves up?  Have these bright people ever thought why Hamas keeps holding the hostages and starving them to death if they are not already dead?

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