BREAKING: 'Anti-Israel' protesters block MPs cars from entering parliament

As of writing, anti-Israel protesters are targeting the entries to parking lots at Wellington and Bank, Kent, and Lyon that serve MPs and parliamentary staff, to demand 'clear action' on the growing humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip.

BREAKING: 'Anti-Israel' protesters block MPs cars from entering parliament
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Canada's "Palestinian Youth Movement" has intensified their efforts to support the Gaza Strip by employing insurrection-type protests by Parliament Hill.

In a Facebook post by the group, protesters have given the government several demands, including an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and to "end Canadian complicity in Israeli apartheid."

A spokesperson the protest said members of the Palestinian and Jewish communities alongside labour activists "disrupted access to Parliamentary parking lots to send a strong message" to the federal government.

"Canada cannot continue to ignore the indiscriminate slaughter of children, civilians, journalists, health care and humanitarian workers in Gaza," said Hassan Husseini, a member of Labour for Palestine. "We need an unequivocal statement from Prime Minister Trudeau in support of an immediate ceasefire."

Sarah Abdul-Karim, a member of the Palestinian Youth Movement, claims Canada has failed to uphold its treaty obligations for the Geneva Convention. "We [Canada] are actively providing military, political, and diplomatic support for the Israeli genocide on Gaza," she said.

Abdul-Karim claimed the Israel-Hamas war has cost over 10,000 Palestinians their lives.

As of writing, protestors are targeting the entries to parking lots at Wellington and Bank, Kent, and Lyon that serve MPs and parliamentary staff, to demand "clear action" on the growing humanitarian disaster.

The contentious, insurrection-style protests follow October 30 efforts by the "Palestinian Youth Movement" to occupy 17 MP offices across Canada. Masked 'pro-Palestine' protestors took their protest to the officers of prominent government officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly.

In a post to Facebook by the group, a flyer distributed by the organization outlines which MP offices to target and their respective addresses.

"Excellent step!" wrote one Facebook user. "We pay their salaries, not the Zionist entity!"

In a post to X, trespassing protesters participated in a sit-in of Freeland's office where they plastered the walls with signs calling for an end to the "genocide" in Palestine.

This is a developing story.

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