Will a ceasefire prevent justice? Protest by Swedish activists: 'Israeli war criminals must be tried'

Following the ceasefire that began in Gaza on January 19, a protest was held in Sweden demanding the prosecution of those responsible for the months-long genocide. Activists demanded that their country impose an embargo on Israel due to genocide crimes.

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Will a ceasefire prevent justice? Protest by Swedish activists: 'Israeli war criminals must be tried'

A pro-Palestine demonstration was held in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Protesters demanded that Israeli officials be tried for the crime of genocide they committed in Gaza.

During the protest, banners were carried reading 'Children are being killed in Gaza', 'Schools and hospitals are being bombed', 'Impose a genocide embargo on Israel', and 'Palestine forever'.

Hundreds of people gathered in the Odenplan district of Stockholm, reminding that Israeli politicians, primarily Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, must be tried for the genocide committed in Gaza.

The demonstrators, who chanted 'Freedom for Palestine' slogans, marched to the front of the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.