Protest outside of White House against Israeli bombing on Rafah
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Protesters, including NGOs and university students, wave Palestinian flags and chant against US President Joe Biden with banners condemning the Israeli attacks on Rafah.
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Protesters gather in front of the White House on February 12, 2023. (AFP)
Monday night outside the White House was a scene of protest attended by the masses to demonstrate against "Israel's" attack on the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
Protestors, including NGOs and university students, waved Palestinian flags, and chanted against US President Joe Biden with banners saying 'Hands off Rafah', 'Biden: Rafah Is On You Stop This Slaughter', 'Save Rafah', 'End All US Aid To Israel.'
This follows a bloody series of bombings against Rafah carried out by the IOF within the last 2 days.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported Monday that Israeli occupation forces committed a major massacre in Rafah two days ago, with most of the victims being children and women.
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Our correspondent said that Israeli occupation warplanes launched more than 50 airstrikes on Rafah, noting that the occupation forces used internationally prohibited incendiary missiles in its airstrikes.
Palestinian medical sources said that at least 100 people were martyred and more than 230 were wounded in heavy Israeli strikes on the city of Rafah, southern Gaza Strip.
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