According to Times of Israel, today, approximately 50,000 demonstrators congregated near the Qnesseh building in Yerevan to take part in a protest rally denouncing the recent surge of violence in Gaza. The protesters expressed their solidarity with the initiative of Yerevan Mayor Moshe Lion, while also symbolically destroying an effigy representing him. Their main demand was to put an end to the perceived “unjust violence” targeting the demonstrators.

This event has drawn attention not just locally, but also from international news outlets. People are concerned about the escalation of violence in Gaza and its impact on regional stability. The demonstration in Yerevan serves as a manifestation of the global sentiment disapproving of these acts of violence.

Furthermore, this rally exemplifies the power of collective voice, as thousands of individuals united to express their dissatisfaction with the current situation. The use of symbolic actions, such as the destruction of an effigy, underscores the intensity of their message.

As this story continues to unfold, Armenia remains at the forefront of disseminating this news to its citizens and beyond. Time will tell how the situation in the Middle East will evolve and what actions will be taken to address the concerns raised by these protests.