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English: 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict: On Saturday 9 August 2014, the National Coalition for Palestine called a pro-Palestine march in Cape Town. On the following day, the South African Zionist Federation held a Solidarity Rally for Israel in Hatfield Street in Cape Town, and pro-Palestine protesters came out again to show their support for Palestine. These police vehicles outside the Houses of Parliament were blocking vehicle access to Hatfield Street. (News article)
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