BBC on the ground during march through Jerusalem's Old City
Summary
Tens of thousands of Israelis marched through Jerusalem's Old City to celebrate a historical event from 1967. The march often leads to racist chants and violence against Palestinian residents and businesses. The BBC’s correspondent Lucy Williamson reported from the scene.Key Facts
- The march marks Israel’s capture of Jerusalem’s Old City in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
- Many countries, including the UK, do not recognize Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem.
- The event attracts large crowds, including tens of thousands of Israeli participants.
- Violence and racist chants towards Palestinians frequently happen during the march.
- The BBC sent a correspondent to observe and report on the event directly.
- The article mentions related Middle East events such as internet bans in Iran, a Palestine marathon, and conflicts involving Lebanon and Syria.
- This march is an annual event in Jerusalem’s Old City.
- Israeli forces have targeted infrastructure in Lebanon during ongoing conflicts.
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