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London Police Urge Rescheduling of Pro-Palestinian March on Sensitive Anniversary London police have asked organizers of a pro-Palestinian student march planned for October 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel, to reschedule the event due to its sensitive timing. The police are concerned about potential intimidation of Jewish students and the broader impact on the community, while also noting a rise in antisemitic incidents on campuses. Although the march cannot be automatically banned, police will impose strict conditions if it proceeds.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 London police requested rescheduling of Oct. 7 pro-Palestinian march due to sensitive anniversary. 02 The march is planned for the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel. 03 Police cite concerns for Jewish students and a rise in campus antisemitism. 04 Organizers are difficult to identify; march route passes several universities. 05 Police can impose conditions but not automatically ban the demonstration. 06 The event is part of a busy week of protests in London. Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 9 , the latest report. Read Channel 9’s original The coverage
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