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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (1) Slideshow Video Save Email Print Reprints Israel storms aid ship Outcry as Israel storms aid ships Israeli commandos describe initial moments of raid Israel flotilla action criticized by friends and foes Q+A: Are odd couple Turkey and Israel breaking up? Israel minister sees "scandal" over ship killings International reaction to flotilla intervention Ship clash leaves Israel in diplomatic hot water Analysis: Clash at sea is Hamas lifeline Factbox: Raid adds to Israel's diplomatic troubles Obama urges Netanyahu to get facts on Gaza ship raid Factbox: Netanyahu no stranger to crises Statement by Israel's Netanyahu on flotilla deaths Security Council meets on Gaza flotilla Thousands of Iraqis protest Gaza aid ship deaths Many nationalities in Gaza flotilla EU demands inquiry into Israeli military action Thousands protest flotilla deaths, clashes in Athens Most Popular Most Shared Nine dead as Israel storms aid ship | Video 4:40pm EDT UPDATE 2-'Sex' less scintillating at box office 30 May 2010 Euro inches up while stocks remain flat after warning 11:26am EDT German president quits in blow for Merkel 11:46am EDT BP well disaster stuns hardened oil men 27 May 2010 White House says BP's new operation to start soon | Video 30 May 2010 Ship clash leaves Israel in diplomatic hot water | Video 2:29pm EDT Three BP fuel oil traders in U.S. quit 6:48am EDT ECB warns of more bank loan losses | Video 4:27pm EDT Gulf oil spill threat widens | Video 4:49pm EDT Nine dead as Israel storms aid ship | Video 4:40pm EDT Gulf oil spill threat widens | Video 4:49pm EDT ECB warns of more bank loan losses | Video 4:27pm EDT Factbox: Gulf oil spill impacts fisheries, wildlife, tourism 30 May 2010 U.S. reverses stance on treaty to regulate arms trade 14 Oct 2009 Netanyahu won't hold White House talks 10:48am EDT Euro inches up while stocks remain flat after warning 11:26am EDT German president quits in blow for Merkel 11:46am EDT BP well disaster stuns hardened oil men 27 May 2010 WRAPUP 4-BP, Obama face clamor to halt oil spill 'crime' 30 May 2010 Thousands protest flotilla deaths Yannis Behrakis and Yiorgos Karahalis ATHENS Mon May 31, 2010 4:03pm EDT Related Video Protests over Israeli raid 3:03pm EDT 1 / 22 Pro-Palestinian protestors demonstrate on the Champs Elysees near the Israeli embassy in Paris, May 31, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Gonzalo Fuentes ATHENS (Reuters) - Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Europe and the Middle East on Monday, clashing with police as they protested against the Israeli storming of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla during which 10 activists were killed. World In Athens, some 3,500 protesters rallied outside the Israeli embassy, chanting "Hands off Gaza" and "Free Palestine." Several hundreds clashed with police, throwing chunks of marble, stones and bottles. Police fired teargas to disperse them. "Demonstrators set barricades on fire, police chased them, there were a lot of stones and teargas and a few people had blood on their heads," a Reuters witness said, adding he saw four people injured. Police said they detained five protesters. The Israeli marines' action in the eastern Mediterranean sparked street protests and government ire in Turkey, long Israel's lone Muslim ally in the region, and thousands of followers of an anti-U.S. cleric took to the streets in Baghdad. Police used teargas in Paris when about 2,000 people demonstrated near the Israeli embassy, hurling stones, waving Palestinian and Turkish flags and brandishing banners saying "Long live free Palestine" and "Criminal Israel." Small, peaceful anti-Israel demonstrations were held in Rome and other Italian cities. "The Italian government needs to immediately call back its ambassador from Israel as other countries in Europe have done," said Paolo Cento, a leftwing politician among the demonstrators. "This is extremely serious and has no precedent whatsoever in the history of international diplomacy." Swedish police said more than 5,000 protesters marched from a central Stockholm square toward the Israeli embassy, carrying banners and shouting slogans. Chanting "Boycott Israel," they held banners saying "Free Gaza," "Put Israel on Trial, "Israel to The Hague" and "Gaza Bleeds." (Reporting by Yannis Behrakis, Yiorgos Karahalis and Renee Maltezou in Athens, Cristiano Corvino in Rome, Sudip Kar-Gupta in Paris; writing by Ingrid Melander; editing by Tim Pearce) World Comments See All Comments (1) | Post Comment May 31, 2010 4:13pm EDT Where is the outrage in this country? The rogue Zionists state just opened fire on an unarmed flotilla in the international waters and killed 19 civilians, do we do anything about that?! NO. But we punish Iran instead and we will let this atrocities and criminal acts by the Zionists to be forgotten once more as we did with the “Goldstone” report by the UN?! The Zionists are very well capable of murdering and dropping an A-bomb will not be something too difficult for them to do and not far long to happen. We are being implicated in these murderous acts once again and we need to let the world to know that the American people are against these murderous acts and take concrete action to punish the rogue Zionist state. I am tired of seeing my money and taxes being used in support of these atrocities. EstherHaman Report As Abusive See All Comments (1) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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