The Met's conclusion that chants of 'jihad' during a pro-Palestine protest in London was 'surprising', the immigration minister has told LBC.
The Met's conclusion that chants of "jihad" during a pro-Palestine protest in London was "surprising", the immigration minister has told LBC. Robert Jenrick said the government will speak to the force about the splinter demonstration by Hizb ut-Tahrir, which took place in parallel to the main Palestine Solidarity Campaign march on in the centre of the capital on Saturday.
Israel is bombarding the strip ahead of an expected ground invasion to destroy Hamas after the terror group massacred more than 1,000 people on October 7. The demonstrators marched from Marble Arch to Parliament bearing Palestinian flags and green smoke devices.Some were seen with signs bearing the controversial "rivers to the sea" slogan which some have deemed anti-Semitic.
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