Several pro-Palestine protestors argued with Taliban supporters with flags in Mississauga, Canada on Saturday. The video of the 2 teams yelling at one another in the midst of a road goes viral on social media. The pro-Palestine supporters have been asking males in automotive, carrying the Taliban flag, to go away the premises they have been marching in.

Several pro-Palestine protestors argued with Taliban supporters with flags in Mississauga, Canada on Saturday. The video of the 2 teams yelling at one another in the midst of a road goes viral on social media.

The pro-Palestine supporters have been asking males in automotive, carrying the Taliban flag, to go away the premises they have been marching in. “Hamas is not a terrorist group… Everything that they do is justified,” a lady advised reporters on the location.

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Social media customers reacted to the video. “Oops, you weren’t supposed to pull the Tailban card…partners in crime,” an X (previously Twitter) person mentioned. “Were they trolling the pro-Palestine protesters with Taliban flag? 🤔” one other one requested.

“The Taliban is the same thing as Hamas or Hezbollah. Different names for the same evil,” a 3rd individual added.

Meanwhile, pro-Palestine protestors marched in a number of US cities, London and the Middle East. Turkey President Erdogan’s son joined a march in Istanbul.

Tens of hundreds of individuals have marched by means of cities throughout the UK. Protestors gathered in Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and London, carrying flags. They chanted in opposition to Israel and its PM Benjamin Netanyahu for his or her offensive in opposition to Hamas within the Gaza Strip.

Fifteen individuals have been arrested on the protest in central London. One man allegedly launched a wood stick at a passing Met van subsequent to Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square. He was chased by law enforcement officials and arrested after reportedly leaping right into a fountain on the landmark.

The Metropolitan Police on Saturday mentioned that there had been “small pockets of disorder and unacceptable criminality towards our officers in Trafalgar Square.”