November 4, 2024
Mixed reactions as US marks October 7 attack on Israel, and subsequent assault on Gaza
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Mixed reactions as US marks October 7 attack on Israel, and subsequent assault on Gaza

Mixed reactions as US marks October 7 attack on Israel, and subsequent assault on Gaza
Mixed reactions as US marks October 7 attack on Israel, and subsequent assault on Gaza

Events are being held throughout the United States to mark the first anniversary of the Hamas-led October 7 attack and the beginning of Israel’s war on Gaza.

US President Joe Biden lit a candle Monday at a Jewish ceremony of mourning to mark a year since Hamas’s attacks on Israel, as he and Democratic Presidential Candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris, stepped up their calls for peace in the Middle East.

Israel’s attacks on Gaza have resulted in the death of more than 41,000 Palestinians, and destroyed much of the enclave, forcing the majority of Gaza’s population to flee their homes.

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Pro-Palestine protests are expected to take place across the US, as demonstrators call out what they say is US complicity in war crimes committed in Gaza, as well as in the occupied West Bank and Lebanon.

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