Clashes in Amsterdam amid pro-Palestine protest against corporations' ties with Israel
Clashes broke out in Amsterdam on Friday between police and pro-Palestinian protesters as demonstrators marched through the city’s financial district, accusing large corporations of profiting from their ties to Israel amid the ongoing Gaza war.
The protesters claim that major multinational companies prioritize profits while Palestinians bear the devastating effects of war.
Protesters highlighted companies in sectors such as banking, weapons manufacturing, and other industries allegedly complicit in enabling or directly benefiting from the conflict and occupation.
The footage also shows demonstrators holding up placards with messages such as 'No universities left in Gaza,' 'Enough,' and 'No disclosure of ties.'
(Source: AFP)
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