Masked Protesters Target Jewish Community Headquarters in London
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Masked protesters demonstrated outside the Jewish Community's Assembly of Jewish Deputies in London on the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre. Carrying flags of Iran, Palestine, and Ireland, they chanted slogans and displayed signs accusing the organization of supporting Israeli actions and weaponizing antisemitism. The protest occurred hours before a major British Jewish commemoration event hosted by the group. London police have not yet commented on the incident.
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- Masked protesters demonstrated outside the Jewish Community's Assembly of Jewish Deputies in London.
- The protest occurred on the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre.
- Demonstrators carried flags of Iran, Palestine, and Ireland.
- Protesters chanted slogans and displayed signs accusing the organization of supporting Israeli actions.
- The protest took place hours before a major British Jewish commemoration event.
- London police have not yet issued a statement on the incident.
On the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre, a group of masked protesters demonstrated outside the offices of the Jewish Community's Assembly of Jewish Deputies in Camden, London. The protest lasted approximately twenty minutes, occurring just hours before a major British Jewish commemoration event hosted by the organization. The demonstrators, many of whom wore masks and carried flags of Iran, Palestine, and Ireland, chanted slogans such as "Stop murdering babies" and "See you in The Hague" towards the building. They also displayed signs labeling the umbrella organization for British Jews as "Israel's mouthpiece," "a shield for Israeli crimes," and "a committee of genocide deniers." Other signs accused the organization of weaponizing antisemitism. The anti-Israel media outlet "The Canary" was present and reported on Instagram that the protest was directed against the organization's "lobbying for Israel and Zionism, and its support for the Palestinian genocide." London police have not yet issued a statement regarding the incident.
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