Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters call for immediate ceasefire

The speaker rejects the narrative that events began on October 7th, emphasizing shared humanity and Palestinian identity. They express feelings of helplessness and insomnia due to witnessing genocide and commit to protesting against it. The speaker calls for a permanent ceasefire and urges parliamentarians to support Palestinians. They stand against the slaughter of civilians and wish for a stronger governmental stance to stop the fighting.

What narrative does the speaker refuse to be part of?

• The conflict is a historical event.

• The conflict started on October 7th.

• The conflict is a minor issue.

• The conflict is a recent development.

How does the speaker describe their emotional state regarding the situation?

• Helpless and unable to sleep

• Hopeful and optimistic

• Angry and vengeful

• Indifferent and detached

What action does the speaker intend to take against the genocide?

• Organize a meeting

• Write a letter

• March in protest

• Start a petition

What does the speaker believe parliamentarians should do?

• Support the ceasefire

• Ignore the situation

• Vote against the ceasefire

• Remain neutral

What does the speaker wish the government would do?

• Take a more powerful stance and stop the fighting

• Continue the current policy

• Withdraw from international discussions

• Increase military action