In pictures | The Harbor Bridge, in Sydney, stormed by tens of thousands of people during a Propalestinian walk

Tens of thousands of Propalestinian demonstrators walked on the Harbor Bridge, Sydney, Australia, Sunday to participate in the march for humanity.

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The peaceful demonstration was able to take place as planned on the famous Sydney steel bridge after being authorized by the Supreme Court of the country the day before. Meanwhile, BBC reported.

The organizers of the march also qualified the history decision. The last time the bridge was closed for a public demonstration dates back to 2023, on the occasion of the WorldPride. 50,000 people had once crossed it during walking.

The demonstrators. who had many families as well as public figures, braved torrential rains to parade on the bridge and call politicians to end the war.

For public security reasons, New South Wales police ordered the peaceful march two hours after it sets out.

Motorists were also advised to avoid the city since heavy pictures | harbor bridge, sydney, delays. disturbances were expected on the road network due to the crowd of demonstrators who completely blocked the bridge.

This demonstration occurs while Australia is increasingly putting the steps in France, Canada and the United Kingdom in order to recognize the Palestinian state.