A rally in support of Palestine took place in Georgia

In Tbilisi, on the square near the Rustaveli metro station, a rally was held demanding that Israel stop hostilities in Palestine. The activists held posters with the inscriptions: “Free Palestine”, “Palestine, you are the soul of our Soul”, “You would have sat quietly during the Holocaust” and others.

The rally was organized by Arab students in Georgia. “No more war crimes. No more bombing hospitals. It is no longer possible to deprive civilians of food, water and electricity. We cannot sit back and watch as more innocent civilians die,” the announcement of the action said.

This is the fourth action in Georgia in support of Palestine. The first rally took place in Marneuli, the second and third - in November and December 2023 in Tbilisi.

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