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| 2024 Faizabad Sit-in | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Part of theGaza war protests | |||
| Date | July 2024 | ||
| Location | Faizabad Interchange,Rawalpindi, Pakistan | ||
| Caused by | Israeli war crimes in Palestine | ||
| Goals | Boycott of Israeli products, humanitarian aid to Palestine | ||
| Methods | Sit-in, protest | ||
| Resulted in | Government agreement to requests | ||
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| Lead figures | |||
The2024 Faizabad sit-in was a week-long protest organized by theTehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) inFaizabad. The demonstration was a response to thewar crimes committed by Israel in Palestine, with requests for a government-led boycott of Israeli products and provision of aid.[1][2][3]
The protest sit-in atFaizabad Interchange was initiated by the TLP under the leadership ofSaad Hussain Rizvi. The sit-in followed a protest march that began atLiaquat Bagh inRawalpindi.[4] The march drew participants from various parts of theRawalpindi Division.[5]
The TLP put forth several requests, including an official boycott of Israeli products, provision of food and medical aid to Palestinians, particularly those affected byIsrael's military aggression in Gaza. A key demand was for the Pakistani government to designate Israeli PMBenjamin Netanyahu as a terrorist.[6]
The week-long protest concluded after successful talks between the TLP and the Federal Government.[7][8] The government agreed to send over 1,000 tons of food and other relief supplies to Gaza before 31 July.[9][10] The government also pledged to continue and enhance its efforts to assist the people of Palestine.[11]