This episode of The Debate is about the significance of the International Quds Day.

Iran says Israel is behind massacres, displacement and persecution of millions of Palestinians.

Thousands of protesters marked the International Quds Day in London on Sunday, protesting against Israel’s occupation of Palestine.

Four Palestinians have been shot and injured as Israeli forces storm Duhayshah refugee camp south of the central West Bank city of Bethlehem.

Imam Khomeini, the leader of Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution, was an influential political figure who brought about a sea change to the world.

In Britain, thousands have marched in the annual Quds rally in solidarity with Palestinians facing Israeli aggression.

People in Venezuela have highlighted the plight of Palestinians by holding rallies, conferences and exhibitions.

Thousands in the German capital Berlin have taken to the streets to mark International Quds Day.

Demonstrators taking part in International Quds Day rallies in the Austrian capital Vienna blame the western media for failing to inform people about the plight of the Palestinians.

South Africans have marked the International Quds Day. The protesters marched to the parliament building in Cape Town, calling on the government to do more to push Israel to end its occupation of Palestine.