Sweden: Hundreds in Sweden protest Israeli attacks, ceasefire violations in Gaza.

SHOTLIST: STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (JULY 11, 2026) 1. MUSICIANS PERFORMING DURING PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTEST IN STOCKHOLM 2. VARIOUS OF PROTESTERS STAGING THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE DEPICTING ISRAEL'S VIOLENCE AGAINST CIVILIANS AND DOCTORS IN GAZA 3. PROTESTERS CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAGS, MARCHING AND CHANTING SLOGANS 4. PROTESTERS STAGING THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE CRITICIZING ISRAEL'S ACTIONS IN GAZA 5. PROTESTERS MARCHING, PLAYING DRUMS, CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAGS AND CHANTING SLOGANS (TWO SHOTS) 6. DROR FEILER, SWEDISH JEWISH ACTIVIST AND CHAIR OF EUROPEAN JEWS FOR A JUST PEACE, SPEAKING TO REPORTER STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - JULY 11, 2026: Hundreds of people gathered in the Swedish capital Stockholm on Saturday to protest Israel's attacks on Gaza, ceasefire violations, and restrictions on humanitarian aid entering the enclave. The demonstrators gathered at Odenplan Square following calls by several civil society organizations. Protesters carrying Palestinian flags chanted slogans against Israel and called for the immediate lifting of the blockade on Gaza. They also accused Israel of violating the ceasefire reached on Oct. 10, 2025. Dror Feiler, a Swedish Jewish activist and chair of European Jews for a Just Peace, told Anadolu that the demonstrators were standing up for Palestinian rights, justice and equality. “A peace achieved without justice is not real peace and will ultimately lead to another war,” Feiler said. He accused the international community of turning away from alleged crimes against humanity and violations of international law in Gaza. Feiler also criticized what he described as the collapse of the international order and laws established following World War II and the Holocaust, arguing that powerful actors apply rules according to their own interests. Rejecting accusations of antisemitism against the demonstrations, he said protesters opposed oppression regardless of who carries it out. “Criticizing the Israeli government or Zionism ... does not make someone antisemitic,” Feiler said.