RALLY: HUNDREDS STAND BEHIND PALESTINE IN ITS FIGHT
Waving Hamas flags and carrying portraits of slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, hundreds rallied in support of the Palestinian struggle in the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah on Monday, the first anniversary of Hamas' attack on Israel.
About 400 Palestinian protesters of all ages and representing various political factions marched in the de facto Palestinian capital, which is controlled by long-time Hamas rival the Palestinian Authority.
Activists organised the rally on the first anniversary of Hamas' unprecedented attack on Israel under the slogan "we will not lose faith in the revolution".
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