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MignewsPolitics

Thousands Rally in London Demanding Sanctions Against Israel

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Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched in London on October 10, 2026, demanding sanctions and an arms embargo against Israel. Protesters chanted slogans denying Israel's existence and expressed support for imprisoned leader Marouane Barghouti. Organizers vowed to continue their pressure campaign on the British government.

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  • Tens of thousands marched in London on October 10, 2026, in a pro-Palestinian demonstration.
  • Protesters demanded sanctions and a complete arms embargo against Israel.
  • Chants denied Israel's existence and called for a single state from the river to the sea.
  • Demonstrators expressed support for imprisoned leader Marouane Barghouti.
  • Organizers pledged to continue pressuring the UK government for policy changes.
Thousands Rally in London Demanding Sanctions Against Israel
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Tens of thousands of people participated in a large pro-Palestinian demonstration in London on October 10, 2026. Protesters voiced support for Palestine and called for a significant shift in British foreign policy. Demonstrators urged the UK government to impose sanctions on Israel and enact a complete arms embargo.

The crowd chanted slogans denying Israel's existence and advocating for a single state from the river to the sea. They also expressed support for Marouane Barghouti, who is serving multiple life sentences in Israel for murder convictions.

Organizers stated their intention to continue pressuring politicians until demands for an end to military cooperation with Israel are met. London police maintained order during the march, with no reports of major clashes or mass arrests.

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