Protesters across Europe are condemning Israel's actions in Gaza, calling for an end to the 'genocide' and demanding that European governments cease support for Israel.

Some posts express general disapproval of countries allied with Israel, specifically mentioning the US and the Netherlands' VVD party.

Some individuals are criticizing Reform UK's connections to pro-Israel groups, highlighting undeclared trips and potential influence.

Mathilde Panot is facing criticism for her controversial comments linking the 'Octobre rose' breast cancer campaign to Israel and suggesting it causes cancer.

Protesters and activists condemn Israel's actions in Gaza as genocide and demand an end to the conflict, calling for a boycott of trade and arms sales to Israel.

There is support for boycotting Israeli companies and institutions, with specific actions like airport workers blocking shipments and a UK pharmacy college ending sponsorship with an Israeli firm.

Protesters denounce Israel's actions as genocide, demand a ceasefire, and call for an end to European government support and arms sales to Israel.

Activists celebrate the Royal College of Pharmacy ending its sponsorship with an Israeli pharmaceutical company and advocate for boycotting trade with Israel.

There is support for the pro-Palestinian rallies across Europe, which are seen as a significant movement marking three years of the Gaza war.

Participants express solidarity with Palestinians, honor martyrs, and call for a free Palestine.

Participants are holding a silent march in Stockholm to mourn the victims of the Gaza war.