Football legend Pep Guardiola, who is the manager of Manchester City Club, called on people to “press governments to act immediately” about the conflict in Gaza. The 54-year-old man expressed his support for a pro-Gazan demonstration in the streets of his hometown, Barcelona, arranged on Staurday, October 4. Thousands of people performed in Spain’s Barcelona and Italy’s Rome on October 4, Saturday as part of continued protests against Israel’s Military Campaign in Gaza. Demonstrations in Barcelona and Madrid were planned weeks earlier, while rallies in Rome and later in Lisbon were caused by anger over Israel’s distinction of a humanitarian aid flotilla heading to Gaza. More than 300.00 people filled the streets of Barcelona, according to the organizers on October 4. Other protests are registered in different parts of the country. The police estimates placed the number at about 70,000. Spain has seen an increase in support for Palestinians over the past few weeks, while the left-wing government has strengthened diplomatic efforts against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu-led government. What did Pep Guardiola say? ‘We see a lively genocide where thousands of children have already died and others can still die. The Gaza Strip has been ruined, and a flood of people running without shelter, food, drinking water or medicine, ‘said football legend, adding that only an organized urban civil society can save lives and undertake governments to act immediately. This is not the first time Guardiola has shared his view on the Israel-Palestine conflict. In June, after receiving an honorary doctorate from the University of Manchester, he said: ‘It’s so painful we see in Gaza. It hurts my whole body. Guardiola’s support for Palestine comes to the conflict at a critical time. US President Donald Trump on October, the protests of the day were held in Barcelona. To release hostages in Gaza under a peace agreement proposed by Donald Trump, but wanted to negotiate the details and a say in the future of the Palestinian area. And he has the record for the most consecutive league matches in La Liga, Bundesliga and the Premier League. The team from 1997 to its departure from Barcelona in 2001. Manchester City and UAE connection? of children are already dead and others can still die. In 2014, it is a parent company for different football clubs.
Who is Pep Guardiola, the Man City boss who supports pro-Palestine protests in Europe? ‘We see a vibrant genocide’
