Over 200,000 people protested in Italy in solidarity with the Palestinian cause and the humanitarian aid flotilla destined for Gaza, establishing a general strike.
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Protests in Italy mobilized over 200,000 participants who took to the streets to support the humanitarian aid fleet destined for Gaza and to condemn the Israeli blockade. The national strike, which followed international demonstrations, was criticized by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The protesters started from Termini Square in Rome, affecting railway services. These actions reflect global solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
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