Johannesburg: Activists and healthcare workers from 50 countries are heading to Rafah for the Global March to Gaza. South African activists say the campaign for a free Palestine is similar to their fight against apartheid. Thuso Khumalo reports from Johannesburg. According to TRTworld.com, the Global March to Gaza has garnered international attention, with participants from across the world uniting in their support for Palestine. The march aims to draw global attention to the ongoing conflict and advocate for the rights of Palestinians. The South African activists involved in the march draw parallels between the Palestinian struggle and their own historical fight against apartheid. They believe that international solidarity played a crucial role in ending apartheid in South Africa and are hopeful that similar efforts can bring about change for Palestine. Participants in the march include not only activists but also healthcare workers, emphasizing the humanitarian aspect of the mission. The presence of heal thcare workers underlines the need for medical assistance and resources in the conflict-ridden region. The march to Rafah, a city located at the southern border of the Gaza Strip, serves as a symbolic gesture of unity and support, aiming to raise awareness and pressurize global leaders to take action in resolving the conflict.