Hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists staged a huge sit-in at Liverpool Street station in London in protest at the Israel-Hamas conflict.
More than 500 people joined the protest at around 5.30pm on Tuesday to demand an immediate ceasefire to Israel's attacks on Gaza and an end to arms exports to Israel. Palestinian music and chants such as "ceasefire now" could be heard from the crowds at the sit-in, which was organised by direct action group Sisters Uncut. Members from other activist groups including the Palestinian Youth Movement and International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network also spoke at the demonstration.
" Read More: More mice released in McDonald's: Second restaurant targeted after Palestine activist slams chain's 'Israel support'Read More: Two women arrested after attending Palestine protest with 'pro-Hamas paraglider signs'BTP assistant chief constable Sean O'Callaghan said: "BTP became aware earlier in the day that a protest may occur in the station and ensured sufficient officers were at the station to respond to any incidents.
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