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Some pro-Palestinian protests could be banned amid attacks on British Jews

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Some pro-Palestinian protests could be banned amid attacks on British Jews
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suggested that some pro-Palestinian protests could be banned due to concerns over rising antisemitism and the cumulative impact of repeated demonstrations. He emphasized the need for tougher action on certain protest chants while reaffirming support for peaceful protest and free speech. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley warned that British Jews are facing the highest threat level ever, targeted by a wide range of extremist groups and hostile states.

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A march calling for peace in Gaza in London, UK, in 2025. Starmer said there were instances in which he would support stopping some protests altogether. Photograph: Guy Bell/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenA march calling for peace in Gaza in London, UK, in 2025. Starmer said there were instances in which he would support stopping some protests altogether. Photograph: Guy Bell/ShutterstockPoliticsSome pro-Palestinian protests could be banned amid attacks on British JewsPM worried about ‘cumulative’ effect of marches, as Met chief says Jewish communities facing biggest threatKevin RawlinsonSat 2 May 2026 05.29 EDTLast modified on Sat 2 May 2026 05.37 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleSome pro-Palestinian demonstrations could be stopped, the prime minister has warned, as the UK’s…

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