Pro-Palestine demonstrators clashed with police in northern Italy on Saturday, leaving several people injured, according to Italy’s ANSA news agency, Anadolu reported. Around 10 people were injured when protesters showing solidarity with Palestine clashed with police in Turin, a metropolitan city in the Piedmont region of Italy. “Please let us pass; we ask your humanity,” protesters who wanted to reach Turin reportedly chanted before the clashes began. Only limited supplies are sporadically allowed in, and many are looted by armed groups that Gaza authorities accuse Israel of protecting. READ: Freedom Flotilla Coalition launches new wave of boats from Italy to break Gaza blockade