Thousands of protesters gathered in London today to call for an end to Israeli military action in Gaza and "justice and freedom" for Palestine.
Up to 15,000 people are expected to march through the capital from Downing Street to the Israeli embassy in Kensington.
Sarah Colborne, director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, said: "London has already shown its outrage at Israel's attacks on the mostly refugee population of Gaza, with people turning out in their thousands last week.
"Today's national demonstration will give people from across the country the chance to say enough is enough, Israel's siege of Gaza and its occupation of Palestinian land has to end now.
"People want justice and freedom for the Palestinians, and they will be voicing this in their thousands."
Labour MP Diane Abbott was among the speakers to address protesters as they gathered in Whitehall.
"I am here to show solidarity with the people in Gaza," she said.
"We call for an end to the occupation and justice for Palestinians."
Pro Palestine supporters carried placards with the messages "Gaza, stop the massacre" and "stop Israel's war crimes".
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