Goodness, I hope none of the Greenwich Invisible ladies and their spouses were there
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CNN —
Thousands of activists from around the world are expected to descend on Egypt on Thursday for a “Global March to Gaza,” a movement aiming to break the Israeli blockade that has pushed the territory to the brink of famine.
Some 4,000 volunteers from over 80 countries will join the protest, according to organizers. They will land in Cairo, take buses to the city of Arish in northern Sinai, and then march around 30 miles through the desert peninsula to the Egyptian side of the Gaza border at Rafah. Organizers told CNN the activists will sleep in tents along the route and are expected to arrive at the border on Friday but do not plan to enter the war-ravaged enclave.
It is coordinating with activists and individuals from 50 countries who are flying into the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on June 12, so that they can all march to Rafah together.
Some of those activists are affiliated with an umbrella of grassroots organisations, including the Palestinian Youth Movement, Codepink Women for Peace in the United States and Jewish Voice for Labour in the United Kingdom.
So how’d it go? Let’s just say they received a warm — hot, actually — welcome. It really is no mystery why no Middle Eastern country will allow s Palestinians in
'It's So Beautiful!' WATCH: Western 'March to Gaza' Leftists Mess Around in Egypt & Find Out in Real Time
The moment you realize that you really don't know that much about the world outside your door... https://t.co/KRKwGXApEk
— DBG8492 (@dbg8492) June 14, 2025
(Those are civilians, including the woman beating them with her shoe)
UPDATE: They should be grateful they didn’t reach Gaza:
Hamas Kills 8 Workers For U.S.-Backed Gaza Aid Program In Bus Attack, Others Feared Kidnapped
The attack comes as Hamas continued to threaten aid workers and civilians receiving food from the U.S.-backed program.