London police arrested 365 people as Palestinian protesters
Police officers patrol the Palestinian people in Gaza during a protest during the protest, in Parliament Square, in London, on Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
A woman is headed by police officers, as supporters of Palestine’s action participate in a collective action in the Parliament class, which is held on London, Saturday, August 9, 2025 to end the prosecution of Palestine operations, protect our loads as part of the lift the ban campaign.
The protesters staged a protest during a protest in support of the Palestinian people in Gaza, in Parliament Square, in London, Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
Police officers arrested a protestor during a demonstration in support of Palestinian people in Gaza, in Parliament Square, in London, Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pageley)
Police officers place the line in Gaza on a demonstration in support of the Palestinian people, in Parliament Square, in London, Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
Police officers patrol the Palestinian people in Gaza during a protest during the protest, in Parliament Square, in London, on Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
A woman is headed by police officers, as supporters of Palestine’s action participate in a collective action in the Parliament class, which is held on London, Saturday, August 9, 2025 to end the prosecution of Palestine operations, protect our loads as part of the lift the ban campaign.
The protesters staged a protest during a protest in support of the Palestinian people in Gaza, in Parliament Square, in London, Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
Police officers arrested a protestor during a demonstration in support of Palestinian people in Gaza, in Parliament Square, in London, Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pageley)
Police officers place the line in Gaza on a demonstration in support of the Palestinian people, in Parliament Square, in London, Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
Police officers patrol the Palestinian people in Gaza during a protest during the protest, in Parliament Square, in London, on Saturday, August 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Alberto Pagley)
London: British police said they arrested 365 people in Central London on Saturday as recently prohibited supporters of the prohibited-Filistini Group made a bang of law as part of their attempt to force the government to forces the law to reconsider the ban. In early July, Parliament passed a law banning Palestine’s action and committed a crime to publicly support the organization. This came when the activists broke into a Royal Air Force base and brutalized two tankers aircraft against Hamas’s support for Israel’s invasive in Gaza strip. The group’s backbacks, which have held a series of protests around the UK in the last one month, argue that the law illegally prohibits freedom of expression. The Darling police filled the class outside the Parliament houses on Saturday to arrest him more than 500 protesters, many courageous police “I arrested by indicating to oppose the anti -massacre. I support Palestine’s action.” It was enough to step into the police. But as the protests began, police and protest organizers attacked the number of arrests as the organizers asked to show that the law was unacceptable. “The police are only able to arrest a part of those who are reducing ‘terrorism’ crimes, and most of them have been granted road bail and allowed to go home,” defense of our jerse, who organized protests, said in a statement, said in a statement, said in a statement. “This is a great embarrassment for (government), reducing the credibility of this widely ridicule, to punish those who exposed their crimes., London’s Metropolitan Police Service quickly returned, saying that it was not true and that many of those gathered in the square were the audience, media or people who did not have the group supporting placards. The police force said in a statement, “We are confident that whoever came to the Parliament Square to express support for Palestine’s action is arrested or in the process of arrest.” On Friday, the police said the protests were unusual that the protesters were to be arrested in large numbers to pressurize the police and a comprehensive criminal justice system. Why the group is being banned. The government went to ban Palestine’s action after a British Air Force broke into a British Air Force on 20 June, which was on 20 June to oppose British military support for the Israeli-Hamas war. The activists sprayed red colored in two tanker aircraft engines at the RAF Bryz Norton Base in Oxfordshire and caused further damage to Cruubers. The Palestine Action had previously targeted the Israeli defense contractors and other sites in the United Kingdom that they believe that there are relations with the Israeli army. The supporters of the group are challenging the ban in the court, saying that the government has gone far away to declare Palestine’s action as a terrorist organization. “Once ‘terrorism’ is separated from the campaigns of violence against a civilian population, and rich, powerful and criminals are expanded to incorporate economic loss or embarrassment, then the right to freedom of expression has no meaning and democracy has died,” our genius said on our website. Protests are expected to have a busy weekend of demonstrations in Gaza in London amid arrest outside Parliament in a busy weekend of protests and concern about immigration spur protests and counters in the United Kingdom. While the Prime Minister Kir Stmper has angered Israel with a plan to recognize a Palestinian kingdom later this year, several Palestinian supporters in the UK criticized the government that he criticized the government for not enough to end the war in Gaza. Pro-Filistinian protesters gathered for 1 March at Central London on Saturday afternoon, which ended outside the gate of the Prime Minister’s official residence and number 10 Downing Street of the offices. On Sunday, several groups have been scheduled to march through Central London to demand safe release of Israeli hostages in Gaza. Palestinian terrorists have taken captive as Hamas -led attackers increased Israel on October. 7, 2023, murder of about 1,200 people and 251 hostage. There are 50 remaining hostages, of which 20 are considered alive. The police are preparing for protests outside hotels across the country, which are being used for shelters. Protesters and counterpots have surprised outside hotels in recent weeks, some stated that migrants have raised the risk to their communities and others to reduce anti -immigrant racism. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Edd Edelkan said that the scale of incidents will “pressurize the police department”. Edelkan said before the protest began, “It is going to be particularly busy with a few days of opposition and events in London, requiring a significant policing appearance.”
