'Death of IDF': Anti-Israel singing in Canberra

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators have washed the lawns of the parliamentary house that sing that sing anti-Israel slogans.

“Death, Death to the IDF”, called the crowd and referred to the Israeli defense forces.

It was only a few weeks after the British rap duo Bob Vylan used it at the live broadcast music festival in Great Britain to apply for convictions and to arrange the USA to cancel its visa for an upcoming tour.

The IDF has been involved in an accident -heavy war with the Palestinian militant group Hamas since its terrorist attack on October 7.

The Israeli campaign has an overly built-in Hamas leadership, but is at the cost of tens of thousands of civilian life, many of which were children.

“We don't want two states, we all want '48,” the demonstrators also sang a large Palestinian flag over a group of rally drivers as a man with a red-painted face.

The vocals refer to a time before Israel's condition.

It is part of a story that tries to design the Israelis as colonizers, although the Jewish people live there for about 3000 years.

“Palestine will be free from the river to the sea,” was another favorite of the crowd.

This vocals that are common in demonstrations around the world.

The Australian federal police stood on the Parliamentary House forecourt and observed Eagle-Eyed as mob, pulled Keffiyehs, waved posters in which Israel accused of genocide and Palestinian flags.

After a series of speeches, the demonstrators marched to the Israeli message.

An AFP officer said Newswire that they were carefully monitored.