The chief rabbi says the lines between demonstrators and 'those who support the brutal terrorism of Hamas' had become 'badly blurred' ahead of a fourth weekend of rallies in London and elsewhere in the UK.
Police have arrested 11 people during a fourth week of pro-Palestinian protests in central London. The details of three arrests were released earlier on Saturday, with police updating the figure to 11 later on. One person was arrested after 'displaying a placard that could incite hatred', the Metropolitan Police said. They were held under section 12 of the Terrorism Act. Another was detained for assaulting a police officer while a third was arrested for breaching the Public Order Act.
Sir Ephraim says the deadly attack carried out by Hamas in Israel on 7 October, triggering the latest bloody conflict in Gaza, mean many of the chants heard during recent protests, including calls for 'jihad' and an 'intifada', should be viewed as supporting the militants.
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