On the anniversary of the start of the conflict in Gaza, thousands of protesters took to the streets in major European capitals, including London, Berlin, and Rome. Participants in these demonstrations called for an immediate end to Israeli military operations in the region. The marches were characterized by large crowds expressing opposition to the ongoing war and demanding a permanent ceasefire.

While the demonstrations remained largely focused on the humanitarian situation in Gaza, the scale and specific demands varied by location. In London, protesters marched through central streets, while similar scenes were reported in Berlin and Rome. The events highlight the continued public pressure on European governments regarding their diplomatic stance on the conflict. There were no reports of significant violence or mass arrests during these specific events, though the protests caused temporary disruptions to city traffic and public transit in the affected areas.