International media outlets have prominently featured the rally and protest held on Saturday (April 12) named "March for Gaza," condemning Israel's aggression in Gaza, Palestine.
The American news agency AP headlined their report on the "March for Gaza" program as, "Nearly 100,000 rally against Israel in Bangladesh capital."
In their report, AP wrote that thousands of protestors rallied in the Bangladeshi capital to condemn Israel's attacks in Gaza. Approximately 100,000 protestors gathered at Suhrawardy Udyan in the Dhaka University area, carrying hundreds of Palestinian flags. They chanted slogans like "Free, Free Palestine."
Citing AP, the influential Israeli news outlet Times of Israel published the news on their website. The report mentioned that people in Bangladesh "struck with shoes" the images of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Middle Eastern news outlet Arab News also reported on the "March for Gaza" program in Dhaka. Their headline read, "1 million Bangladeshis publicly announce boycott of Israel-related products."
Inside the report, Arab News stated that over a million people gathered in Dhaka on Saturday, marking Bangladesh's largest show of solidarity with the people of Gaza. The report further mentioned that protestors pledged to boycott all Israel-related products. They waved Bangladeshi and Palestinian flags and chanted slogans like "Free, Free Palestine," "Stop Israeli aggression," and "Boycott Israeli products."
Additionally, British news outlet The Independent published a report highlighting the Bangladeshi people's condemnation of Israel.
Furthermore, Qatar-based news outlet Al Jazeera published several photos from Reuters, showcasing the Bangladeshi people's support for the Palestinians.
