Drivers of the vehicles, organised by the Campaign Against Antisemitism, were reportedly told to 'turn off the billboards and clear out of central London' after the vehicles were stopped.
Police came under fire last night after forcing Jewish activists in London to switch off billboard vans displaying the faces of kidnapped Israeli children.
They had been driving through the capital yesterday evening to raise awareness of the children being held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Police came under fire last night after forcing Jewish activists in London to switch off billboard vans displaying the faces of kidnapped Israeli children But when they were confronted by pro-Palestinian protesters, police told them that they risked causing 'a breach of the peace'.
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