In Milan, one of the largest demonstrations turned chaotic when protesters attacked police officers with chairs and metal objects near Milano Centrale train station. Authorities reported 60 police injuries, including 23 officers needing hospitalization, and at least 10 arrests for public disorder.

Other cities also saw intense actions. In Bologna, students occupied university halls, while in Genoa, dockworkers blocked shipments in solidarity with Palestinians. Protests disrupted roads, ports, and public transport, highlighting the widespread opposition to Italy’s stance.

The unrest reflects growing criticism of Italy’s foreign policy. While several countries have moved toward recognizing Palestine as a state, Italy continues to maintain a pro-Israel approach, abstaining from UN votes and rejecting domestic proposals for Palestinian recognition.

Prime Minister Meloni condemned the violence, calling the demonstrators “hooligans,” while opposition leaders demanded a more balanced diplomatic stance. The Italy Meloni Palestine protests underline deep divisions within the country over Middle East policy and the broader European debate on Palestinian statehood.

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