END THE GENOCIDE – STOP ARMING ISRAEL – STOP STARVING GAZA
When: October 11, 2025 between 12:00 - 18:00
⏰ Saturday 11 October, 12noon
📍Central London
Israel is continuing to intensify its genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, including by raining bombs down on Gaza City as part of its invasion and ethnic cleansing of the city. Famine has been declared throughout Gaza due to Israel’s blockade.
The British government remains deeply complicit in Israel’s atrocities through its arms trade and military collaboration with Israel.
Join us on Saturday 11 October in Central London for the next national march for Palestine. Assemble 12noon in Central London.
See PSC link for route map.
Source: Palestine Campaign
PSC director explains why we are still protesting today: Twitter
AI Summary of Protest Messages
The protest messages emphasize several key themes regarding the situation in Gaza and the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict:
Condemnation of Violence and Genocide: Many messages call for an end to what they describe as genocide in Gaza, urging the international community to take action against violence and state terror. There is a strong demand for a ceasefire and an end to military support for Israel.
Support for Palestinian Rights: Protesters advocate for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state as a pathway to peace and security. They emphasize the need for justice and the recognition of Palestinian rights, including the right to live in their homeland.
Critique of Political Leaders: Several messages target political figures, accusing them of complicity in violence against Palestinians and calling for accountability, including potential legal action against leaders like Tony Blair.
Solidarity with Victims: The messages express deep concern for the humanitarian impact of the conflict, particularly on children, highlighting the casualties and suffering in Gaza.
Calls for Unity and Resistance: There is a recurring theme of solidarity among various groups, including calls for collective action and resistance until Palestinian rights are recognized and upheld.
Overall, the messages reflect a strong demand for justice, peace, and an end to violence in the region.