As Israel’s military campaign in Gaza intensifies, sparking a deepening humanitarian crisis, Australians gathered in Sydney on Sunday to protest what they described as an unjust siege on Palestinian civilians. Demonstrators, waving Palestinian flags and holding signs, rallied in a city park to demand an immediate ceasefire and stronger global action. The protest comes amid growing international pressure for governments to take a clearer stance, yet Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reaffirmed that his administration would not imminently recognize Palestinian statehood, underscoring th
As Israel’s military campaign in Gaza intensifies, sparking a deepening humanitarian crisis, Australians gathered in Sydney on Sunday to protest what they described as an unjust siege on Palestinian civilians. Demonstrators, waving Palestinian flags and holding signs, rallied in a city park to demand an immediate ceasefire and stronger global action. The protest comes amid growing international pressure for governments to take a clearer stance, yet Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reaffirmed that his administration would not imminently recognize Palestinian statehood, underscoring the nation’s cautious diplomatic approach to the escalating conflict.
Protesters attend a rally against the Israeli invasion of Gaza, in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday [Dean Lewins/EPA via Al Jazeera]
The Protestors are waving Palestinian flags (File: Dean Lewins/EPA via Al Jazeera)
The protest came as Australian PM Anthony Albanese said his government would not recognise Palestinian statehood ‘imminently’ [Dean Lewins/EPA via Al Jazeera]
File: Dean Lewins/EPA via Al Jazeera
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