Demonstrations by Hamas supporters in various countries and public reactions to these demonstrations

In the past week, Hamas supporters have held demonstrations in various countries, which have sparked a widespread reaction among the public.

Hamas supporters in various countries not only provoked a reaction from citizens, but also from authorities who responded to their demonstrations.

Videos posted on social media show Hamas supporters demonstrating in Sweden, England, Australia, Germany and other countries. Meanwhile, Hamas supporters in Sweden staged a demonstration that led to clashes with the police and the setting fire to a police car by Hamas supporters. The Swedish people reacted strongly to the demonstrations and announced that if Hamas supporters are worried about their citizens, they should return to their country and fight like the Israelis.

Also in London, Hamas supporters took to the streets in support of Hamas' attack on Israel, and British police dealt with them seriously. Rishi Sunak also stated that the demonstrations by Hamas supporters had become disgusting and had disrupted the situation in the city.

The demonstration of Hamas supporters in Sydney, Australia, also sparked protests from Australian citizens. Australians seriously demanded security and considered the demonstration of Hamas supporters to be a factor in creating fear and terror for their families and children, and referred to these actions as promoting violence. Australians wrote a letter to the Prime Minister of the country, demanding the deportation of Hamas supporters so that they could return to their country so that they could fight there.

In the letter, they blamed "Centrelink" and government salaries, stating that these people receive salaries from the Australian government, but they have caused stress, fear, and concern for Australian citizens.

In other European countries, Palestinian supporters tore down posters of missing Israelis and removed flowers from memorials. It is worth noting that many Israeli citizens living abroad have returned to their countries in recent days to join the struggle.