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A large crowd marched today through Sakhnin, a Palestinian-majority town in northern Israel, demanding an end to the war in Gaza.
The protesters, many of whom were Palestinian citizens of Israel, held up pictures of emaciated Palestinians in Gaza, as well as banners with slogans such as "Food, Water, Justice - Not Bombs!" and "We Stand Together Against Hunger."
Although Israeli cities have seen numerous anti-war protests since the October 7 Hamas attack and Israel's devastating response, most have focused on the hostages being held in Gaza.
In Sakhnin, protesters came to raise their voices against Israeli violence against Palestinians, whether in Gaza or the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
The protesters banged pots, pans and drums while chanting. Many wore black and white keffiyehs, a symbol of Palestinian national identity.
Earlier this week, more than 100 international humanitarian organizations called on Israel to end the blockade of Gaza, restore full food, clean water and medical supplies to the enclave, and agree to a ceasefire. In a joint statement, the 111 agencies warned that supplies to the enclave were now "completely depleted."
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