Members of the Jewish community in Leeds gathered in the city centre to mark a month since the attack on Israel that saw the deaths of more than 1,400 people.
Candles, balloons and photographs were brought to Millennium Square on Tuesday as speakers called for the safe return of Israeli hostages. It came a month after the Palestinian terror group Hamas launched an assault on Israel, which led to the deaths of more than 1,400 people and the abduction of 241 hostages, who were taken to Gaza.
This latest demonstration in the city saw posters of each Israeli hostage held up by attendees, as every name and age were read aloud and chants of “bring them home now” rang out. A visual installation dedicated to the 32 abducted children was displayed, with red heart-shaped balloons, teddy bears and shoes.
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