Overview
- About fifteen activists disrupted the Milan City Council session with chants and Palestinian flags, demanding the city interrupt relations with Tel Aviv.
- The session was suspended for roughly twenty minutes before municipal police removed the demonstrators from the public gallery.
- Protesters continued their demonstration outside Palazzo Marino after being escorted out of the chamber.
- PD and Europa Verde councillors, including Michele Albiani and Francesca Cucchi, told protesters they are collecting signatures for a motion that will go to the council soon.
- Majority councillor Gianmaria Radice condemned the disruption as anti-democratic, and some participants were identified as linked to Potere al Popolo.