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Global Coalition for Palestine Launches Three-Day Gaza Anniversary Campaign Demanding End to Genocide
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Global three-day solidarity campaign begins on the Gaza war's third anniversary at sites worldwide. Global Coalition for Palestine leads the effort with dozens of organizations across multiple countries.
Three-day solidarity campaign
The Global Coalition for Palestine kicked off a global three-day campaign on Friday to mark the third anniversary of the war on the Gaza Strip, with coordinated actions and activities at hundreds of sites around the world on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, October 9 to 11. The coalition called on “peoples of the world and all popular movements, human rights organizations, unions, civil society bodies, and all forces of solidarity with Palestine” to participate in solidarity actions demanding an end to the genocide it said Israel is committing, to protect the land, and to end the occupation.
The coalition urged supporters to make “the streets of your cities, squares, parliaments, and media and digital platforms spaces of solidarity with Palestine” and to demand justice and accountability and the end of the occupation. The coalition framed the campaign as a response to what it said was ongoing violence, stressing that “the genocide Israel is carrying out has not stopped at all” despite an official ceasefire announcement on October 10, 2025.
Ceasefire violations and toll
The Global Coalition for Palestine said Israeli breaches of the ceasefire had resulted in 1,467 Palestinian deaths and 5,161 injuries by last Wednesday, citing the latest data from the Gaza Strip Health Ministry. The coalition also said that since the start of the Israeli genocide war on the Gaza Strip in October 2023, more than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 175,000 injured, and it said about 90% of infrastructure has been destroyed.
The coalition described a truce that it said allows “hundreds of civilian lives to be lost every month” as “not peace, but siege and killing by other means.” The coalition asserted that daily bombardment and targeted strikes had killed more than 1,460 Palestinians since the agreement took effect, and it repeated that the ceasefire did not stop what it called the genocide.
Protests and political pressure
In Europe, pro-Palestinian demonstrations commemorating the third anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 attacks on Israel competed for attention with other domestic issues, and the article said demonstrations of solidarity with Palestinians faced arrests or restrictions in Germany, Britain and the Netherlands. Berlin police said they made more than 30 arrests and initiated investigations into “propaganda-related and violent offenses,” and Greta Thunberg told independent journalist James Jackson, “People keep flooding the streets protesting against genocide, and the police keep using extreme brutality against those protesters… That says everything about who they are protecting.”
In London, the Metropolitan Police arrested 11 people on Wednesday at pro-Palestinian protests across the city, and the Board of Deputies said in a statement, “On the anniversary of the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, masked protesters demonstrated outside our office today, chanting about ‘intifada’ and harassing our neighbors.” The Global Coalition for Palestine also framed the anniversary campaign as a push to press for justice and accountability, and it urged supporters to transform streets, squares, parliaments, media and digital platforms into spaces of solidarity while demanding an end to the occupation.