Pro-Palestinian demonstrations held in France and the United States

Pro-Palestinian demonstrations took place in Dijon, France, and Fort Collins, United States, calling for an end to the conflict in Gaza and demanding political and economic action regarding Palestinian statehood.

In Dijon, approximately one hundred people organized by Collectif Paix 21 gathered at Place Darcy. Participants symbolically renamed the square “Place de la Palestine” using a custom banner and unfurled a large Palestinian flag. The group distributed literature calling for an end to arms sales to Israel and advocating for economic boycotts.

In Fort Collins, Colorado, members of Fort Collins Against War led a march and vigil through downtown. The event, part of a nationwide day of action, included speeches and a moment of silence for Palestinian children. Demonstrators marched to City Hall, where organizers criticized government funding of overseas military operations and called for resistance against perceived imperialist oppression.