Met urge students to call off October 7 anti-Israel protest
Police say about 300 students are expected to march through central London, and officers will impose conditions if the event goes ahead.
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London police asks student activists not to march on Oct. 7
"For many in our city, this will be a day of mourning, a day of reflection, and we are aware of a number of vigil events being planned," said James Harman, deputy assistant commissioner for operations at the Metropolitan Police.
Police urge pro-Palestine protesters to cancel October 7 march amid heightened fears among Jewish community
The Metropolitan Police has urged students to call off a pro-Palestine march planned for the third anniversary of the October 7 terror attack on Israel.More than 600 officers will be deployed across London over the coming week, with around half a dozen protests set to take place.Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman warned that the events "create the risk of communities feeling unsafe and unsupported". DAC Harman added: "For many in our cit…
The British police today asked the students who organized a demonstration to denounce the situation in the Gaza Strip on 07 October, to change the date of the protest, coinciding with the Hamas attacks in Israel.
The London Metropolitan Police asked student groups to reconsider the date of a Gaza demonstration called for next Wednesday, October 7, a day that will mark three years of Hamas' attack on Israeli territory that triggered the current stage of the conflict in the Middle East. The mobilization has been called [...] London Police Entry calls for students to change march for Gaza scheduled for the anniversary of the 7-O attack was first published i…
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