The man waved the sign in the middle of the rally, which saw thousands of demonstrators gather in the capital, before protesters attacked him leading to a large brawl.
A counter-protester has been arrested at a pro-Palestinian march through central London today after displaying a placard reading 'Hamas is terrorist'.
A counter-protester has been arrested at a pro-Palestinian march through central London today after displaying a placard reading 'Hamas are terrorists' Mr Ghorbani said that he would make a complaint after today's incident and that he was not given back his signEXCLUSIVEREAD MORE: I protested Hamas - and the Met removed ME: Exiled Iranian attacked by pro-Palestine mob after holding sign condemning the terrorists slams police for forcibly moving him along and confiscating his placard
'I told the police they attacked me and I want to complain and they say go to police station near your home.' Protesters with placards reading 'free Palestine', 'stop the massacre' and '30,000 dead' begin the march from London's Park LaneItai Galmudy, organiser of the counter-protest, said they were 'here to exercise our democratic right of making our voices heard'.
He said that the UK is in 'serious danger' if police are allowed to support Hamas sympathisers against law-abiding protesters such as him. They also waved Palestine flags and carried banners which read 'Stop the war on Gaza', '30,000 dead' and 'Ceasefire now' as they set off from Hyde Park Corner. Dressed in a brown coat, green leopard print top and scarf, she was among the front-runners at the protest
Ms Church said she joined the pro-Palestine protest to 'show solidarity with the people of Palestine for all that they are suffering through'. 'There's been singing there's been drumming, yes, there's been emotion, but in the majority that emotion has been love, has been compassion because that's why we're all here.
But the singer later said she would 'do it again 100 times' and denied being anti-Semitic, criticising Israel for creating 'hell on Earth' with its concentrated military bombardment campaign in Gaza since October. The route ran along Vauxhall Bridge Road and over Vauxhall Bridge itself before proceeding along Nine Elms Lane and stopping outside the US Embassy near Battersea Power Station
A significant police presence assembled at Hyde Park Corner, close to the start of the procession route. The assembly is required to disperse by 5pmActor and right-wing activist Laurence Fox was also pictured in the vicinity of Saturday's protest with girlfriend Elizabeth 'Liz' Barker, who is a conspiracy theorist podcaster.
The Met says it is asking all attendees to 'comply with orders and requests from our officers', vowing that 'those who are found to be breaking the law will be dealt with accordingly'. The Met says it is asking all attendees to 'comply with orders and requests from our officers', vowing that 'those who are found to be breaking the law will be dealt with accordingly'It comes after Britain's counter-terrorism tsar warned that London is becoming a 'no-go zone for Jews' during weekend protests. Robin Simcox, the Home Office's independent advisor on extremism accused the Government for letting extremists go 'unchallenged for too long'.
He said he that many are 'extremely disturbed by the weekly marches through the centre of London' which all feature 'extremely disturbing slogans' and antisemitic signs'. They have required 35,464 officer shifts, and more than 5,200 officer rest days to be cancelled in order to manage the disruptions, police said on Friday.
Writing in the Telegraph, Mr Simcox said Britain has a 'permissive environment for radicalisation developing that needs urgently addressing'.The counter-extremism tsar said Downing Street now had a chance to take charge of the situation while championing 'respect for the rule of law, civility, and decency' - which he said had been in 'short supply' since October 7.
During Saturday's protest there will also be a counter protest led by Itai Galmudy, however he is only expecting 50-100 people maximum to attend as 'people are afraid and not everybody's willing to take the risk'.Pro-Palestine protests have cost the Met Police £32.2 million so far as thousands more marchers are set to take to London streets this weekend.
'Many British Jews do feel that the centre of London is unsafe for them during these marches,' said Daniel Sugarman, the director of public affairs at the Board of Deputies of British Jews READ MORE: Pro-Palestine rallies have cost police forces £30million prompting chiefs to call for more funding after London was again brought to a standstill
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