On Sunday, 1,500 demonstrators gathered in Malmö to show support for Palestine. Many expressed relief over the ceasefire, but also great skepticism about what the peace agreement will truly mean.
In Malmö, 1,500 demonstrators gathered on Sunday to show solidarity with Palestine. The event took place against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict, with participants expressing mixed feelings about the recently announced peace agreement.
Many attendees welcomed the ceasefire as a step forward but emphasized uncertainty about the agreement's long-term effects. Doctor Mohamed Hassan, who participated in the demonstration, summed up the mood: "I'm glad but skeptical."
The demonstration was held peacefully and focused on amplifying Palestinian voices in Sweden. According to reports from Dagens Nyheter, the reactions reflect a broader debate in the country about the Middle East conflict. Participants called for continued international support for a sustainable solution, without specifying details of the agreement's content.
The background to the gathering is the escalating situation in the region, where the ceasefire is seen as a temporary pause. The demonstrators in Malmö represent part of Swedish public opinion closely following the developments.