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Advocates for the protest argue that it is a matter of free expression and solidarity with Palestinians, while critics voice concerns over safety, timing, and potential disruptions. The protest group apparently organized their event with short notice, contrasting sharply with past demonstrations, such as reconciliation or pride marches, which are typically planned months in advance.
One of the primary concerns expressed is the risk of violent or incendiary rhetoric accompanying the demonstration. There is worry that participants might shout aggressive slogans like "death to the IDF" and other inflammatory statements, potentially on or near significant national monuments. The short preparation time exacerbates fears that the rally could spiral out of control or cause unforeseen disturbances.