Rallies held across DC after Hamas attack on Israel leaves hundreds dead
Across the world, thousands of people on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are protesting in the streets following an unprecedented attack on Israel by the Islamist militant group Hamas that killed hundreds and injured thousands more. In the nation's capital, a number of rallies were held throughout the day at the Washington Memorial, the White House and the Israeli Embassy.
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