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Jewish Protesters Join Free Palestine March, Denounce Netanyahu

Al Jazeera reports that Jewish demonstrators took part in a march rejecting the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Jewish demonstrators joined a Free Palestine march to denounce the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a report from Al Jazeera correspondent Emma Withrow.

The report did not specify the location or size of the march, nor did it provide additional detail on the specific grievances raised by the demonstrators beyond their rejection of Netanyahu.

Part of a Broader Movement

Demonstrations involving Jewish participants critical of Israeli government policy have occurred in various countries amid the continuing conflict and debate over Israeli actions in Gaza and the wider region.

Al Jazeera's coverage did not include a response from Netanyahu's office or Israeli officials regarding the march or the participation of Jewish demonstrators in it.

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