Iran’s president joined thousands of people marching in Tehran during the annual Al-Quds Day rally. The event took place as large crowds gathered across the country to show solidarity with Palestinians.
Al-Quds Day is observed every year on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan. The day was first introduced in 1979 following the Iranian Revolution. It is intended to express support for Palestinians and highlight the issue of Jerusalem.
Large numbers of people gathered in central Tehran early in the morning. Many participants carried Palestinian flags and banners during the Al-Quds Day march. Demonstrators walked through the main streets of the capital while chanting slogans.
The Iranian president joined the rally alongside senior government officials. Religious leaders and members of parliament were also present during the event.
Authorities reported that the gathering remained peaceful. Security personnel were deployed across the city to manage the crowds and ensure public safety.
Speakers at the rally delivered speeches highlighting the political and humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territories. They also emphasized Iran’s continued support for Palestinians.
The Al-Quds Day rally is held not only in Iran but also in several other countries. Demonstrations and gatherings are often organized in parts of the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.
Participants say the purpose of Al-Quds Day is to keep global attention on the Palestinian cause. The event also aims to raise awareness about the status of Jerusalem.
In Tehran, thousands of people marched through major streets leading toward central squares. Many families, students, and activists took part in the rally.
Media coverage showed large banners, posters, and flags displayed throughout the march. Volunteers also helped guide participants along the rally route.
Government officials said the annual gathering reflects public solidarity with Palestinians. They also noted that the event has become a regular tradition in Iran during Ramadan.
Political analysts say Al-Quds Day often draws strong public participation in Iran. The rallies typically include speeches, demonstrations, and religious gatherings.
Observers also note that the event sometimes reflects wider political tensions in the region. However, the main focus of the day remains support for Palestinians and awareness about Jerusalem.
Authorities said preparations were made in advance to manage the large crowds in Tehran. Public services and security teams remained active throughout the event.
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The Al-Quds Day rally concluded later in the day after speeches and public gatherings. Officials reported that events across the city ended without major incidents.
