European cities see vigils to oppose antisemitism and rallies seeking relief for Gaza

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Organizers -- including Palestinian and Muslim groups, peace associations, workers' and students' unions and leftist political parties -- condemned Hamas' attack on civilians, urged the militant group to release all hostages and called for an end to Israel's assault.
52% : A crowd estimated at 12,000 by police gathered outside European Union institutions in Brussels for a rally organized by groups including trade unions, Christian organizations and Arab solidarity movements.
50% : United Nations officials were pressing for more humanitarian aid to get into the besieged strip, after 20 trucks were allowed Saturday to enter Gaza across the southern Rafah border crossing with Egypt.

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