Supporters marched down the Royal Mile in Edinburgh towards the Scottish Parliament building.
Thousands of protesters at a pro-Gaza demonstration have staged an impromptu march to the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.
A man flies an Israeli flag during a Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign demonstration in Edinburgh One activist who attended the protest and asked not to be named over fear of ramifications from the political party he is a member of told the PA news agency he was there because there were “no mainstream political party voices” backing Palestinian people.
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