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Antisemitic Attack Targets Jews at London Pride March as Police Stand By
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First reported by Mako · 13 minutes ago
What happened
At the London Pride march, Jewish participants faced antisemitic abuse while police did not intervene. The incident reflects a broader rise in antisemitic crimes in London, prompting calls for stronger law enforcement measures.
- 01Two Jewish participants faced antisemitic abuse at London Pride while police did not arrest anyone.
- 02Attackers shouted slogans linking Jews to violence in Gaza and called them "most hated."
- 03Police promised safety but stood by without intervening during the incident.
- 04London recorded a record 140 antisemitic hate crimes in April 2026, up sharply from previous months.
- 05Barnet borough saw the highest number of antisemitic incidents in London.
- 06Police formed a 100-officer unit to fight antisemitism but calls exist to triple its size and budget.
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