Absolutely not acceptable…Sunak’s tough stance on pro-Palestine march, said- no place for anti-Semitism

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak condemned some of the incidents at the pro-Palestine march in Britain, calling it “absolutely unacceptable” after police made several arrests. There is no place for anti-Semitism in our society and we will do everything possible to end it. Rishi Sunak said during a visit to a Jewish school in London that where this happens, it will be enforced with the full force of the law. Police said 15 people were arrested at a pro-Palestinian protest in central London on Saturday.

Men were later charged with crimes, including a 68-year-old man who was suspected of making racist comments. Rishi Sunak explained that police have made a number of arrests, but they are also now reviewing footage of some things that many people may have seen which are simply not acceptable, and where they can, they are doing more Will be able to make arrests. Thousands of people demonstrated in London and other UK cities in support of Palestinians, a week after Hamas launched its deadliest attack on Israel yet.

Hamas killed more than 1,400 people and took dozens hostage, prompting Israel to declare war the next day, leading to sustained bombardment of Gaza, killing at least 2,750. The UK government and police said they had seen an increase in anti-Semitic crimes and incidents in Britain following the Hamas attack. Rishi Sunak said he had told members of Britain’s Jewish community that he would “do everything possible to keep them safe.”