On Sunday the 14th of January, thousands around the world joined in and showed their support for Israel - Premier Tech's #RideToBringThemHomeNow campaign.
Being described by Israel - Premier Tech as "one of the biggest shows of solidarity on bicycles the world has ever seen," cyclists around the globe came out in full force to support the campaign that is designed around helping bike riders caught up in the Gaza–Israel conflict.
Alongside Israel - Premier Tech, the initiative is also organised by the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, and the Israel Cycling Federation, with "an emotional event" even taking part in Tel-Aviv as part of the day.
Around the world, reportedly over 40 #RideToBringThemHomeNow events were held in numerous countries and cities including at the Tour Down Under in Adelaide, in Nice, France and Tashkent, Uzbekistan to name but three.
The Sylvan Adams National Velodrome in Tel Aviv hosted the central event of the #RideToBringThemHome, as 136 cyclists, each with photos of one of the hostages, encircled the stadium in a powerful and emotional plea for their release. The most striking and emotional scene was…
