Around 3,000 marched through the centre of Geneva on Saturday, protesting the war in Gaza and Lebanon and calling for an economic boycott of Israel.
It was one of the largest demonstrations since the beginning of the war – although the demonstration right at the start of the bombing was twice as big.
Protestors also called on Switzerland to place an embargo on Israel.
Police say while the march caused traffic problems – there was no trouble.
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