Thousands of demonstrators flooded Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday, their voices rising in unison as they chanted slogans in support of Palestine. The march, a striking display of solidarity, drew crowds from across the city, turning the iconic landmark into a sea of banners and flags.
The protest, organised by pro-Palestine activists, saw participants of all ages calling for an end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Chants of "Free Palestine" and "Justice now" reverberated across the bridge, as marchers waved Palestinian flags and held placards condemning violence.
Organisers estimated that over 10,000 people joined the demonstration, which remained peaceful throughout. Police presence was notable but unobtrusive, with officers ensuring the event proceeded smoothly.
The march concluded near the CBD, where speakers addressed the crowd, urging continued international pressure for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid. The event highlighted the growing global movement in support of Palestinian rights, with Sydney joining cities worldwide in similar demonstrations.
