Greta Thunberg joins Brussels protest against Israel

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: June 18, 2026Country: Belgium

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Greta Thunberg joins Brussels protest against Israel

Greta Thunberg joined about 100 protesters in Brussels to demand the EU block the sale of Israeli-labeled goods manufactured in the occupied West Bank. The climate activist and other Flotilla activists participated in the rally. The protest aims to highlight trade with Israeli settlements.

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