The Metropolitan Police has said no offences were identified when a protester at a Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain rally was filmed chanting 'jihad, jihad' in London.
The home secretary will challenge the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police over the force's decision not to arrest pro-Palestine protesters calling for a 'jihad' against Israel. Suella Braverman will tell Sir Mark Rowley later 'there can be no place for incitement to hatred or violence' on UK streets and police should 'crackdown on anyone breaking the law'.
Read more:Man arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred after London pro-Palestine marchWhat Hamas's release of US hostages could mean for Israel's expected invasion Sir Mark was already scheduled to meet Ms Braverman later today.
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