Commissioned by The Ferret, November 2024
During a national demonstration for Palestine in Edinburgh on December 2, 2023, protesters carry a string displaying the names, stories, and pictures of Palestinians killed during Israel’s siege on Gaza. By the end of November and the beginning of December, the Palestinian death toll in Gaza had reached nearly 15,000.
A woman holds a sign reading 'If not now, when?'as she participates in the national march for Palestine in Glasgow on November 18, 2023. Thousands of protesters joined the march, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
At a pro-Palestinian march in Glasgow Green on November 18, 2023, Saroush and Nabil pose for a portrait. Saroush stated, 'We are all human, and we often take our human rights for granted. If they are being denied in one part of the world, it is our obligation to stand up and fight for those rights everywhere else.'
Hundreds of protesters occupied Waverley Station in Edinburgh on November 4, 2023, as part of a larger demonstration that included a similar protest in Glasgow Central.
Protesters sit on the Squinty Bridge in Glasgow during a pro-Palestinian march on October 26, 2024, holding a red cloth symbolizing the blood of those killed in Gaza. As of October 27, the estimated death toll in Gaza stands at 42,924.
A protester carries a sign reading 'When will it be enough?’ during a pro-Palestinian march in Glasgow on October 26, 2024.
At a pro-Palestinian march outside the BBC building in Glasgow on October 26, 2024, a protester poses for a portrait carrying a sign featuring a press jacket, calling attention to what activists describe as 'blatant omissions, false framing, and gross bias' in British media coverage, according to a Glasgow Genocide Emergency Committee statement. The protest highlighted concerns for journalist safety, as at least 131 journalists have been reported killed in Gaza, per the Committee to Protect Journalists. The protester sought to obscure his identity.
