فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a majestic scene, the streets of the Belgian capital Brussels were filled with thousands of demonstrators today, carrying with them a just cause and a resounding cry for peace. At 2:20 PM local time, crowds began to pour in, coloring the horizon with the colors of the Palestinian flag and chants of solidarity.
“Stop the genocide!” shouted a young woman at the forefront of the march, raising a banner bearing these words in stark red letters. Within moments, voices rose from every corner, echoing the chant like a single human wave.
The faces in the demonstration were as diverse as the colors of the spectrum. Here, a whole family carrying pictures of Gaza’s children, and there, a group of students wearing Palestinian keffiyehs. In the middle, a group of healthcare workers stood out, raising a huge banner that read “Health Workers for Palestine,” in a powerful message linking humanity and professionalism.
“We’ve seen so much suffering through our TV screens, and we can no longer remain silent,” said Maria, a Belgian nurse in her forties, holding her young child’s hand. “We’re here to tell the world that every human life matters, regardless of race or religion.”
As the march made its way through the city streets, the towering buildings in the background stood witness to the magnitude of the event. The glass facades of the buildings reflected the images of the protesters, doubling the impact of the scene as if the city itself was participating in the protest.
“Boycott Israel, stop arming!” another protester shouted, and soon the crowds picked up the chant, repeating it with enthusiasm. It was clear that the demands were not limited to stopping military operations alone, but extended to calls for broader international action.
As the sun neared setting, the demonstration seemed to be at its peak. Palestinian flags waved in the air, and chants echoed between the walls of buildings, in a clear message that the voice of solidarity with Palestine will not fade, but will continue to rise until justice and peace are achieved.
As the crowds slowly began to disperse, it was clear that this demonstration was just the beginning. The determination in the participants’ eyes and the resolve in their words indicated that the struggle for Palestine will continue, transcending the borders of Brussels to reach every corner of the world.
