boycot of the israeli apart regime. recently peaceful protest was organized in the ken coastal city mombassa to express solidarity with palestinians. to all of you gathered here today. amid the scoaching son. shown solidarity with our brothers who are miles away, our brothers in palestine, we tell them we are with you in both prayers and person, mine is the message to the aggressors, they subjected our brothers to war crimes against humanity, what they're doing today is an extamination, is an extamination of our brothers in palestine, and we said to them, no, no, no injustice no in our era we tell them down down israel, down down america, down down americas in palestine, now for more on the farm resolve by african people to stand with palestine, we have contacted miss naomi barasa, she's the chairperson of the kenya palestine solidarity movement, she's also the former campaign director amnesty international in nairobi, thanks lot for your time madam today, thank you so much, i am honored to be invited to your station to talk about the palestinian question, thank you so much. we also have wit

what was the significance of this major protest match in mombassa? when once we speak about being in solid the palestinian people, it means us in ourselves as kenyans were also rejecting this expansion of israeli war um war mechanism, because once we we talk about israel, we we what we know is is is is an establishment of violence, because all the all the all the methods of violence that that palestinians always end up coming back to... um different demographics because israel is training, funding and arming this different police forces around the world, so the master protest was a quite a significant move where kenyans are not only rejecting um israel's annexation and and and collective punishment and and occupation of palestinian land, but it's quite a key effort to show that ken are in transnational solidarity with the palestinian people and we support whatever decisions they take to fight for their land, as inshrined within international law protected by the un human rights. president siril ramafosa of south africa said in a speech at the kairo p