BRUSSELS

Hundreds of motorcyclists rode through the streets of Brussels on Saturday in a show of solidarity with Palestine, drawing participants from across Belgium and neighboring countries.

The demonstrators, many of whom traveled from the Netherlands, Germany, and France, decorated their motorcycles with Palestinian flags and traditional keffiyehs. The convoy began at the city’s iconic Atomium landmark, where riders gathered before revving their engines and sounding their horns in a 10-kilometer procession through the capital. The rally concluded at Brussels-Midi Train Station.

Brussels is expected to see further rallies on Sunday, with numerous non-governmental organizations and thousands of activists slated to take to the streets in a show of support for Palestine.