Pro-Palestinian protesters gather outside White House ahead of Israeli premier’s visit

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Pro-Palestinian groups gathered outside the White House in Washington, DC to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit, Anadolu Agency reports.

Waving Palestinian flags, the protesters chanted “Free, free Palestine.” They also held signs saying “Stop Arming Israel,” “Long Live Palestine” and “Wanted Netanyahu”.

A group of protesters, including from the American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) organisation, will hold a news conference today to condemn Netanyahu’s visit to the capital. They will also demand an end to US support to Israel’s ongoing offensive in the Gaza Strip.

Pro-Palestinian activists hold a protest outside the White House, Washington DC, July 6, before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit. — Anadolu Agency
Pro-Palestinian activists hold a protest outside the White House, Washington DC, July 6, before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit. — Anadolu Agency

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