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London Police Urge Postponement of Pro-Palestinian March Near Jewish Anniversary
London police have asked organizers to postpone a pro-Palestinian march planned for October 7 due to concerns about its proximity to the anniversary of the Hamas attack and potential distress to the Jewish community. Police cited difficulties in identifying event organizers and highlighted the need to balance free speech with preventing intimidation and disorder, while also noting the significant costs associated with managing past demonstrations.
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What happened
- 01London police requested postponement of a pro-Palestinian march on October 7.
- 02The date coincides with the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel.
- 03Police cited concerns for Jewish students and staff and difficulties identifying organizers.
- 04Measures will be taken to limit disruption if the march proceeds.
- 05Past demonstrations have cost millions in police resources.
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