Hundreds of people gathered in Germany’s capital, Berlin, to denounce the Israeli occupation regime’s repeated violations of the ceasefire and its renewed wave of deadly attacks against the besieged Gaza Strip.

The demonstration, held in solidarity with the Palestinian people, condemned what protesters described as ongoing massacres and war crimes committed by the Israeli army despite international calls for calm.

Waving Palestinian flags and holding banners that read “Freedom for Gaza,” “Stop the ceasefire violations,” and “Netanyahu will be prosecuted,” demonstrators marched through central Berlin, voicing outrage at the world’s silence over Israel’s actions.

Organizers accused the occupying regime of deliberately targeting civilians and using starvation, bombardment, and collective punishment as tools of genocide. They called for an immediate end to the siege on Gaza and demanded international accountability for Israeli leaders responsible for crimes against humanity.

Protesters urged the global community, particularly European governments, to take concrete steps — including sanctions and legal measures — to halt the occupation’s aggression and ensure protection for Palestinian civilians.

Human rights activists at the rally emphasized that the ceasefire violations expose the Israeli regime’s disregard for international law and reaffirmed their commitment to stand with the people of Gaza until justice and liberation are achieved. (ILKHA)