Pro-Palestinian protestors invaded the train tracks at Geneva and Lausanne stations yesterday evening.
More than 300 people marched into the station in Geneva at 6pm yesterday after holding a protest outside. It was said the action was spontaneous after comments spreading on social media.
A similar action took place in Lausanne a couple of hours later.
Rail services were disrupted for much of the evening.
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