Hundreds of people from the Palestinian community in Bogotá on Friday protested outside the Israeli embassy against Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
The protesters marched from the historic Bolivar Square to the Israeli embassy in northern Bogota, demanding peace for the Palestinian people.
The protest came at a time when the Colombian government condemned, in a statement, the Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and expressed its solidarity with the Palestinian people.
Israel launched airstrikes on Gaza last Saturday, a move it said to retaliate for the firing of rockets into its southern territory by Hamas militias.
The ongoing military operation has left at least 432 people killed and some 2,200 wounded, Mo'aweya Hassanein, chief of emergency and ambulance services in the Palestinian health ministry said. (Xinhua)
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... The Colombian government sided with the Palestinians? I thought Colombia had joint military training operations in Israel. |
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... Joint military operations in Israel or Lebanon is nothing more than a term that indicates that you have a sleeper in that bedroom. The largest bedroom in the world. (You were told to get a working government going before taking Gaza, you were given help in spy format, you were told to keep them back and you built no defense inside. He helps you and we all know it. Get it right because they are obviously evil. |
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... ). Oh yeah, he has aid if he chooses to use it. Caliphate will ease your financial problems but not your defense troubles. |
