Hundreds of Palestinian and Israeli women march in occupied Jerusalem and occupied West Bank to call for peace and end to Israel-Palestine conflict.
Participants say many Palestinian women were unable to obtain authorisation for entering occupied Jerusalem from the occupied West Bank to attend the demonstration. / Photo: AFP
"Our message is that we want our kids to be alive rather than dead," Huda Abu Arqoub, a Palestinian activist and director of the Alliance for Middle East Peace NGO, told the AFP news agency as participants initially rallied in occupied Jerusalem. The Alliance for Middle East Peace represents two women-led associations — Women Wage Peace and Women of the Sun — that organised Wednesday's rally.
"The objective is to issue a joint call from mothers, Israeli and Palestinian, to our two leaderships asking them to return to the negotiating table to finally arrive at a diplomatic accord," Chen said.
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