More than 100 staff members of European Union institutions gather in Brussels to protest Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza.
Protesters lay three rolled-up white sheets with red stains on them on the square outside the European Commission’s head office in the Belgian capital.
On the three “bodies,” the words International Law, EU Treaties and Genocide Convention are written, in a protest of the way Israel has waged its war against the terror group following its October 7 attack.
“We’re coming together in a peaceful assembly, to stand up for those rights, principles and values that the European institutions are build on,” EU Commission staff member Manus Carlisle tells Reuters. “The reasons why we work here and love to work here. Those values of human rights, human dignity and freedom especially.”
Discover Israel's most beloved poet
She died more than four decades ago, but Leah Goldberg remains a magnetic and enigmatic figure: Israel’s most beloved poet, a powerful woman who lived with her mother and never married, who reinvented herself from the ashes of World War I through her magical writing.
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