A pro-Palestinian demonstration in Turin, Italy, turned violent as clashes broke out with the police. According to Corriere Torino, several hundred demonstrators gathered in the city center on October 25.
Participants held banners denouncing 'genocidal ministers' and brought dartboard targets featuring images of politicians like Giorgia Meloni, Matteo Salvini, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Donald Trump.
The unrest began as the march approached the Carignano Theater, where the Forza Italia party congress was taking place.
At least one person was arrested, and two police officers along with about ten protesters were injured. Despite the chaos, the march continued through the city. Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, who was inside the theater, expressed full support for the police.