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Tens of thousands urge new government to cut support for Israel
People take part in a pro-Palestine march in central London organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, July 6, 2024

TENS of thousands marched through London on Saturday, delivering a resounding message to the new government that protests demanding justice for Palestine are here to stay.

In the 16th national march since October, demonstrators called for an end to British diplomatic, legal and military support for Israel.

More than 38,000 people have been killed by Israel’s attacks on Gaza, including 16,000 children.

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