On November 8, large-scale demonstrations were held in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, in solidarity with Palestine. This demonstration is called “Red Line,” and it is the fourth time the Netherlands has held a similar demonstration. The protesters demanded that the Dutch government take tougher measures against Israel, stop military cooperation and increase political, economic and diplomatic pressure, push for an end to the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and hold Israel responsible for its violations of international law. According to the organizers, about 200,000 people participated in the demonstrations that day.

On November 8, large-scale demonstrations were held in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, in solidarity with Palestine. This demonstration is called “Red Line,” and it is the fourth time the Netherlands has held a similar demonstration. The protesters demanded that the Dutch government take tougher measures against Israel, stop military cooperation and increase political, economic and diplomatic pressure, push for an end to the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and hold Israel responsible for its violations of international law. According to the organizers, about 200,000 people participated in the demonstrations that day.