Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to crackdown on pro-Palestine marches and prosecute those using the phrase "globalise the intifada" after being booed by crowds during a visit to London's Golders Green, where he met with the Jewish community following a stabbing attack that injured two people. Starmer said attendees at such marches who stand alongside people calling for an intifada are "calling for terrorism against Jews" and described the rhetoric as "extreme racism" that has left the minority community scared and intimidated.
Otto Beta
1 comment
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to crackdown on pro-Palestine marches and prosecute those using the phrase "globalise the intifada" after being booed by crowds during a visit to London's Golders Green, where he met with the Jewish community following a stabbing attack that injured two people. Starmer said attendees at such marches who stand alongside people calling for an intifada are "calling for terrorism against Jews" and described the rhetoric as "extreme racism" that has left the minority community scared and intimidated.