Protests have swept across Europe followingthe Zionist entity’s violent assault on the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civilian-led convoy carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. In Italy, unions declared a nationwide strike while dockworkers pledged to block shipments linked to the Zionist entity. Similar demonstrations broke out in Spain, France, Turkey, and several other countries, as thousands marched demanding their governments protect citizens aboard the flotilla and hold the Zionist entity accountable.
According to activists, Zionist forces deployed water cannons, drone strikes, and communication blackouts against the unarmed vessels—measures widely denounced as grave violations of international law and a direct attack on humanitarian workers. Rights groups and solidarity networks stressed that the assault represented not only an escalation of the Zionist entity’s blockade but also an attempt to criminalize international aid efforts.
With anger mounting across the continent, European governments now face intensifying calls to take a definitive position. Critics argue they must either stop tolerating the Zionist entity’s aggression or act decisively to defend human rights, international law, and the besieged Palestinian population in Gaza.
