On Saturday in Warsaw he passedA march of solidarity with Palestinians who, after the Hamas attack on Israel, conflict with the retaliation of the judaic state.
A series of coordinated attacks carried out by a Palestinian muslim group of Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip on the border areas in Israel began on Saturday 7 October 2023, on the Sabbath day and on the day of respective judaic holidays. The attacks, referred to as Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, started a war between Israel and Hamas. The attack began in the early morning with a rocket volley consisting of at least 3000 rockets directed against Israel and the incursion of vehicles within its territory Palestinian militants breached the Gaza–Israel barrier, killing civilians in neighboring Israeli communities and attacking military bases. During 1 day, over 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians, including women and children, were murdered in respective cities and kibbutzes and at a music festival close Re’im. About 200 Israeli civilians and soldiers were taken hostage to the Gaza Strip, and the number of kidnapped children is somewhat below 30. As a consequence of the contravention of the Israeli Defence Forces on the Palestinian side, up to 4,000 people, including mostly civilians, have been killed so far.
Protestersin the Polish capital they carried from the flag of Palestine and banners with subtitles “Stop the genocide of Palestinians”, “Free Palestine”, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.’ peculiar emotions were aroused by the banner carried by a Norwegian female studying medicine in Poland. There was a trash can on it with an Israeli flag in it and an inscription. ‘Keep the planet clean’ (Keep the planet clean.)
Israel’s ambassador reacted violently
"Warsaw today. Polish authorities must prevent specified open anti-Semitism” – Yacov Livne wrote on social media.
"Pro-Palestinians" in #Warsaw Today. Polish authorities must halt this plane #Antisemitism before it gets out of control.
Warsaw today. Polish authorities are required to prevent specified open anti-Semitism.#NeverAgainIsNow#HamasisISISpic.twitter.com/QPKAgHneMj
The announcement was besides issued by the President's Office.
President of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Duda powerfully condemns the anti-Semitic slogans that appeared during yesterday's march in Warsaw.
We Poles, due to the memory of those who were murdered during the Holocaust – we can never agree to any manifestations of anti-Semitism in any form and any signs of it rise our deep outrage. In Poland there is no consent to express hatred towards anyone. This is completely contrary to the values on which the Republic is based.
