Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered to condemn the G7's connivance for Israel's genocide in the Gaza Strip as foreign ministers from the world's leading industrialized nations concluded their two-day meeting on Tuesday in Italy's central city of Fiuggi and Anagni.
They held high the banners like "stop bombing Palestine now" and denounced the G7 members -- Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States -- for being accomplices of Israel and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The protest came as a new round of Israel-Hamas conflict has killed over 44,000 Palestinians over the past 13 months since it broke out on October 7, 2023.
"The G7 is an organization of Western countries. It has been undermining the legitimacy of the United Nations. We are protesting against this here. The G7 meeting brings together countries such as the United States. These countries support Israel and Netanyahu in committing genocide now in the Gaza Strip," said Maurizio Acerbo, secretary of the Communist Refoundation Party.
"We don't want to see the killings and sufferings of children. We don't want to hear lies anymore. We hope they will take action and save lives immediately," said another protester.
While the G7 meeting was dominated Monday by the Middle East conflicts, attention turned to Ukraine on Tuesday. The G7 has been at the forefront of providing military and economic support for Ukraine.
Pro-Palestinian protesters denounce G7 connivance for Israel's "genocide in Gaza"
Pro-Palestinian protesters denounce G7 connivance for Israel's "genocide in Gaza"
Pro-Palestinian protesters denounce G7 connivance for Israel's "genocide in Gaza"
