数千人游行示威！意大利队对阵以色列队世预赛前，支持巴勒斯坦抗议者与警方发生冲突

Core Points - Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrated in Udine, Italy, before a World Cup qualifying match between Italy and Israel, leading to clashes with police and injuries among journalists and officers [1][4][7] - The protest, organized by the "Palestine-Udine Committee," called for FIFA to ban the Israeli team from all competitions, citing support for occupation policies in Palestinian territories [4] - The protest featured a large Palestinian flag and a banner demanding a "red card" for Israel, highlighting the ongoing struggle for justice and peace in the region [4][5] Summary by Sections - Protest Details - Over 5,000 participants marched through the city center before the match, which Italy won 3-0 [4] - Protesters expressed their views through slogans and symbolic representations, including a statue holding a scale and a red card [4][5] - Clashes with Police - As the protest neared its end, some demonstrators clashed with riot police, resulting in injuries to journalists and police officers [7] - The mayor of Udine condemned the violence that occurred during the protest [7] - Context of the Protest - The protest followed a ceasefire agreement announced by mediators from Egypt and Qatar, with ongoing concerns about the implementation of the ceasefire and the humanitarian situation in Gaza [7]