Overview

• Thousands filled central Santiago de Compostela under the banner “Galicia con Palestina” in a large weekend march.
• The Coordinadora Galega de Solidariedade con Palestina organized the protest to demand an immediate ceasefire, unblocking of humanitarian aid, and an end to a 77‑year occupation.
• BNG leader Ana Pontón called for breaking diplomatic and economic relations with Israel and urged Xunta president Alfonso Rueda to change course.
• PSdeG secretary-general José Ramón Gómez Besteiro urged a responsible stance in response to the situation in Gaza.
• Demonstrators arrived by chartered buses from all four Galician provinces as streets filled with watermelon symbols and chants condemning Netanyahu and European inaction.