Australia: Thousands Join Large-Scale Pro-Palestinian Rallies Nationwide 3

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Australia: Thousands Join Large-Scale Pro-Palestinian Rallies Nationwide 3

Pro-Palestine rallies were held in 40 cities and towns across Australia on Sunday, August 24 in response to the first-ever famine declared in Gaza. Protesters called for sanctions on Israel and an end to Australia’s arms trade with the country, supported by numerous unions and community groups. High-profile figures spoke at marches in Canberra, Sydney, Hobart, and Melbourne, highlighting broad national support for Palestine.

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