ER Editor: Ansa.it has a blow-by-blow account of the day of protest yesterday here (browsers will translate) —
THE DAY – Italy in the streets for Gaza, there is a general strike
TWEETS —
🇮🇹 ROME, ITALY: “BLOCK EVERYTHING” PROTEST STRIKE: People gather outside Rome’s Central Station “Termini” during today’s general strike to demand Giorgia Meloni’s government cut all ties with Israel. pic.twitter.com/YvbYUmQl4Z
— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) September 22, 2025
‘Block Everything’ general strike for Palestine today in Italy. Raising the bar once more! Venice port blocked. Milano central station blocked. Bologna ring roads blocked! Demos and actions across Italy. Be inspired. Organise! pic.twitter.com/Rp5CKohmsh
— 56a Infoshop (@56aInfoshop) September 22, 2025
Italy was shut down for Gaza, as more than 75 Italian cities participated in a nationwide general strike, demanding an embargo on Israel and the severing of all ties. Protesters successfully blocked major infrastructures, including highways, train stations, and ports. pic.twitter.com/JdEuGE9Bi0
— comra (@comrawire) September 22, 2025
“Block everything” is the slogan being repeated across Italy!!
THIS IS FOR THE PEOPLE OF PALESTINE🇮🇹✊🏼🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/4VOtiea2bM
— Earth Hippy 🌎🕊️💚 (@hippyygoat) September 22, 2025
🇮🇹 ITALY: “BLOCK EVERYTHING” GENERAL STRIKE TO CUT ALL TIES WITH ISRAEL. Italy has come to a standstill today, schools are shut, workers are on strike, ports are closed. The people are marching to demand an end to the government’s complicity in Israel’s genocide. pic.twitter.com/96a6JaHmDa
— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) September 22, 2025
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ER: This article is machine-translated
Italy strikes for Gaza, 80 marches. Clashes and stops in some cities, Meloni: “Unworthy violence”
EURONEWS
The day of protest against the war in Gaza and in support of the Palestinians saw great participation according to the organizers. Some fringes clashed with the police in Milan, Bologna, Trieste and Brescia: dozens arrested and injured. Criticism from the government and part of the opposition
The 24-hour national general strike proclaimed by the USB and several unions (Cub, ADL, SGB) was held on Monday to “defend the Flotilla, stop the genocide in Gaza and call for a halt to the war economy. The protest involved all public and private categories but it is expected that the most affected sector will be transport, excluding aircraft, and both interregional and local rail.
A Rome, in Piazza dei Cinquecento, the organizers of the static garrison spoke of at least 50 thousand attendees. As much as Bologna, in Milan there were ten thousand people estimated by the police, but a few hundred were enough to give rise to the worst clashes of the day, especially inside the Central Station and in the adjacent area. The toll was several stops among the demonstrators and a few dozen injured.
The Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni firmly condemned, in a message posted on X, the “violence and destruction that have nothing to do with solidarity and that will not change the lives of people in Gaza one iota, but will have concrete consequences for Italian citizens, who will end up suffering and paying for the damage caused by these thugs. A thought of closeness to the police, forced to suffer arrogance and gratuitous violence of these pseudo-protesters. I hope for clear words of condemnation from the strike organizers and all political forces.”.
Large events also took place in Genoa, Naples, Palermo, Padua, Marghera with several episodes of temporary blockades of ports, railway stations and roads.
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Praise and thanks be to God for Italy striking against the genocide in Gaza! May the respect of all human life in Gaza return soon. Time is of the essence. We must pray, work, pray and get out the truth. Thank you LIBERTY BEACON for reporting the truth.