Published November 26,2023
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Tens of hundreds of individuals on Sunday participated in a march towards “anti-Semitism” in London.
The march started at 13:30 p.m. from the Royal Courts of Justice, with a police presence alongside the route to make sure order.
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson joined the march along with his spouse, Carrie, and their youngest little one, Frank.
Prior to the march, the Metropolitan Police issued a cautionary assertion, emphasizing that any offenses-whether from throughout the protest or from exterior teams trying to problem or disrupt the march-would be handled appropriately.
The UK Jewish group Na’amod has mentioned in a press release that they won’t be a part of the rally towards anti-Semitism.
“It’s clear from the occasion description that Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) has organized this march in response to large weekly ceasefire demonstrations in London.
“They claim these demonstrations have turned London into a ‘no-go zone for Jews,’ promoting ‘glorification of terrorism’ and ‘incitement to racial or religious hatred against Jews. This could not be further from the truth. The overwhelming majority of the hundreds of thousands of people attending these Palestine solidarity marches do so out of a profound commitment to freedom and dignity for all people,” it mentioned.
“Pitting Jewish safety against Palestinian freedom doesn’t make Jews safer; it makes fighting antisemitism harder. While we vehemently oppose anyone exploiting this cause to express antisemitism, we must also strongly resist attempts to discredit the entire movement for Palestinian liberation on the basis of a small, unrepresentative minority,” the assertion added.
The march towards anti-Semitism on Sunday follows a earlier gathering wherein tens of hundreds of individuals assembled to demand a everlasting cease-fire within the Middle Eastern nation.
During the Saturday demonstration, some pro-Palestinian activists accused Israel of genocide, whereas others chanted slogans like “from the river to the sea.”
A four-day humanitarian pause, mediated by Qatar, went into impact on Friday, briefly halting Israel’s assaults on the Gaza Strip.
In the primary two days of the humanitarian pause, Israel and Hamas exchanged 41 Israelis and foreigners for 78 Palestinians in Israeli jails.
Under the settlement, the hostages and prisoners shall be launched in batches through the course of 4 days.
Israel launched an enormous navy marketing campaign within the Gaza Strip following a cross-border assault by Hamas on Oct. 7.
It has since killed at the very least 14,854 Palestinians, together with 6,150 kids and over 4,000 ladies, in accordance with well being authorities within the enclave. The official Israeli dying toll stands at 1,200.
Source: www.anews.com.tr