Landmarks around the world show Union Flag after London attack
The tragic attack of the British Parliament near London’s Westminster Bridge has left the entire world in shock.
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In solidarity with victims of the terrorist attack, several landmarks across the world paid their respects by flashing the colors of the country’s Union Flag.
Photos of the noble gesture began circulating on social media on Thursday, starting with the city of Tel Aviv in Israel turning their city hall red, white and blue on one side, with the Israeli flag on the other.
#TelAviv City Hall lit with Union flag tonight. Westminster attack depressingly familiar. Solidarity not perfunctory: heartfelt. pic.twitter.com/BnDCeHm4K6
— Eylon A. Levy (@EylonALevy) March 22, 2017
The thoughts of us here in Tel Aviv are with you #PrayForLondon pic.twitter.com/O1PrUwHpwh
— Matt Aldridge (@zerobiscuit) March 22, 2017
Paris, meanwhile, promised to shut off the lights of the iconic Eiffel tower as a way to pay homage to the unfortunate lives lost. The city also suffered similar extremist attacks in recent years.
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Birmingham, England’s city council leader John Clancy, said the city mourns for the victims. Birmingham has lit up its public library in their honor.
“The @LibraryofBham lit to show Birmingham’s solidarity with London. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by today’s #Westminster attack,” Clancy tweeted. Khristian Ibarrola/JB
The @LibraryofBham lit to show Birmingham’s solidarity with London. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by today’s #Westminster attack. pic.twitter.com/UHQilWGovq
— LeaderofBirmingham (@BrumLeader) March 22, 2017
