Crowds are gathering in anticipation of a large pro-Palestine rally set to take place in London today, calling for a permanent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. The event, the 32nd of its kind, is the first since the recent ceasefire agreement. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign’s director, Ben Jamal, expressed unwavering support for Palestinians in their quest for a free Palestine, citing concerns about Israel potentially violating the ceasefire.
The first pro-Palestine demonstrators have begun appearing in London, holding signs ahead of the scheduled march later in the day. The UN aid agency responsible for providing food to Gazans affected by the conflict stated they have ample food supplies for the next three months. Meanwhile, US troops have arrived in Israel to oversee the anticipated hostage-prisoner swaps.
Reports from Gaza indicate that numerous bodies have been recovered from the rubble within 24 hours of the ceasefire’s implementation. Palestinian civilians are seen returning home, with streets filled with locals making the journey back. The ceasefire has triggered hope for peace, as thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters are expected to convene in central London in support of the recent developments.
In Gaza, children’s dreams have been shared through poignant drawings, reflecting their aspirations amidst conflict. The Israel Defense Forces conducted a strike in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah, underscoring ongoing military operations in the region despite the ceasefire in Gaza. US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about the ceasefire, while efforts continue to ensure aid distribution in Gaza.
As the ceasefire takes effect, Palestinians are seen heading back to their homes, with the hope of a lasting peace prevailing. The international community, including the US and Russia, stands ready to support the ceasefire agreement and aid in its implementation. Efforts are underway to facilitate the release of hostages and prisoners as part of the peace plan. The situation remains fluid as stakeholders navigate the complexities of post-ceasefire Gaza.