"Tell Biden to stop the shooting." Pause with Gaza children's shoulders held in front of the White House

"Tell Biden to stop the shooting."

Pause with Gaza children's shoulders held in front of the White House

Solidarity carried out a stand in front of

the White House walls in Washington, D.C.

and released photos of hundreds of children

who had died in the Israeli bombing ofthe besieged Gaza Strip since October 7.

Many women

and girls carried stereotypes of dead children in bloodied shoulders

simulating scenes and images arriving from within the besieged sector while each of

the dead child was in his or her custody and before becoming his

or her wealthy neighbours or family members.

Solidarity also wrote during their pause of plates calling on US President Joe Biden to immediately cease fire on Gaza, and the banner's words said, "Tell Biden to cease fire now."

A second sign bears the words:

"Palestine children are not collateral damage"

referring to the need to avoid killing

and targeting children during Israeli hostilities in the Gaza Strip.

Another banner said: "Genocide" and demanded that the killing of children of a particular nation with American weapons be stopped.

The solidarity vigil

was silent and published on the floor of

the sidewalk opposite the White House fence printed photographs of

hundreds of children who had been the victims of Israel's bombing

with ages, place of death and statements denouncing their murder.

Grieving funeral music was played by a solidarity

who carried Palestinian flags and cafés.

Recently

the Government Information Office in the Gaza

Strip announced that Israel's bombing death toll in the Gaza Strip

had risen to 9,500, including 3,900 children and 2509 women.

According to OIOS

50 medical personnel and 46 journalists were killed

and 16 hospitals were discharged.

The war between Israel

and Palestine has entered its 29th day since the start of Operation Tuvan al-Aqsa

as the Israeli army continues to bomb the Gaza Strip against international fears of

a widening conflict in the Middle East.

Israeli bombing in Gaza rises to 9,500

The Government Information Office in the Gaza Strip announced an increase in

the number of Israeli shelling deaths in the Gaza Strip to

9,500, including 3,900 children and 2509 women.

According to the Office, 150 medical personnel

and 46 journalists were killed and 16 hospitals were discharged.

The war between Israel

and Palestine has entered its 29th day since the start of Operation

Tuvan al-Aqsa, as the Israeli army continues to bomb

the Gaza Strip against international fears of

a widening conflict in the Middle East.