Israeli Delegation Expelled from Brazil Climate Summit after Massive Protests

DID Press: During the 30th UN International Climate Change Conference in Belém, Brazil, widespread protests from participants forced the delegation representing Israel to leave the conference hall.

According to local sources and social media footage, a group of environmental activists and representatives from various countries expressed strong opposition to the presence of the Israeli delegation. Protesters waved Palestinian flags and held banners with anti-war slogans while demanding the immediate removal of the delegation from the meeting.

Videos from the event show protesters surrounding the Israeli delegation, creating a tense atmosphere in the conference hall. The demonstrators’ chants and slogans in support of the Palestinian people intensified the situation, prompting organizers to intervene.

After several minutes of heightened tension, conference officials requested the Israeli representatives to leave the hall. The incident highlighted the intersection of global environmental policymaking with ongoing political controversies, underscoring how geopolitical conflicts can spill over into international forums.

No official statements have yet been released by the Israeli delegation or the UN organizers regarding the incident. Observers note that the protest reflects broader regional and international concerns over Israel’s policies toward Palestine, which have increasingly drawn attention in global civil society movements.