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Derry 'Vigil for Palestine' in Guldhall.
The Derry branch of the Israel Palestine Solidarity Campaign is holding a Vigil for Palestine in Guildhall Square.
The vigil will take place tonight (Wednesday) at 6.00pm.
The group said: "The situation in Gaza is getting worse by the hour. More than 10000 killed. More than 4000 children. More than 1000 children missing in the rubble.
"Gaza hospitals are in darkness. It seems that a full invasion of Gaza city is imminent and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are invading the West Bank every night now.
"An escalation of our support is needed on all fronts.
"We are calling on every woman, man and child of Derry to come out tomorrow night and show the People of Palestine that we see them, we are watching and we demand a ceasefire now!"
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