Thousands gathered in the streets of Washington, D.C. to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies, labeling him a “war criminal.” The demonstration was organized by various US-based advocacy groups calling for an end to Israel’s military actions in Palestinian territories and increased scrutiny of human rights violations.
Netanyahu who is on the visit and addressed the US congress vows that the Israel’s victory is the US victory.
The protest, which began in front of the White House and proceeded to the Israeli Embassy, saw participants carrying signs and chanting slogans condemning Netanyahu and calling for justice for Palestinians. The event was marked by passionate speeches from activists, community leaders, and representatives of human rights organizations.
The rally highlighted several recent incidents of genocide in Gaza and the West Bank, which protesters argue constitute war crimes under international law. The demonstrators demanded an immediate halt to US military aid to Israel and called for an independent investigation into the alleged human rights abuses.
This protest is part of a broader wave of global demonstrations against Netanyahu’s government, reflecting growing international concern over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. As the debate continues, the US government’s stance on its alliance with Israel remains under intense scrutiny from both domestic and international observers.