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British Police Hunt for Protesters Holding Antisemitic Signs

Mark Alfred

11 November 2023 at 9:25 pm·1-min read

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London’s Metropolitan Police are “actively looking” for individuals who held antisemitic signs during a pro-Palestinian demonstration on Saturday, sharing photos of individuals it said were under investigation for “hate crime[s].” One photo showed a woman holding a sign reading “No British Politician Should Be A ‘Friend Of Israel’” that included a swastika. Another photo showed men wearing what appeared to be Hamas-style headbands, with police writing that they are “investigating the people in this photo in relation to a hate crime that took place today.” Authorities said they detained at least 150 people as part of the protests.

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