Earlier at Downing Street, up to 2,000 people attended a vigil in solidarity with the Jewish community. A few miles away, there was a huge police presence as thousands gathered outside the Israeli embassy - with fireworks aimed at the building.
Rishi Sunak has attended a prayer service for Israel following an unprecedented attack by Hamas - as pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrated outside the Israeli embassy. The prime minister made an address at a synagogue in north London - and said: 'I wanted to come here and stand with you in this hour of grief as we mourn the victims of an utterly abhorrent act of terror.
If violence is to end, both that of the oppressor and the oppressed, then we must all take action to end the root cause - Israeli apartheid and oppression of Palestinians.' Israel under 'huge' rocket barrage - live updates Police 'step up patrols' Meanwhile, Home Secretary Suella Braverman has joined Metropolitan Police officers on a patrol in Golders Green - an area of north London with a prominent Jewish population.
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PM attends prayer service for Israeli victims, as 5,000 pro-Palestinians rally outside Israeli embassyEarlier at Downing Street, up to 2,000 attended a vigil in solidarity with the Jewish community. A few miles away, there was a huge police presence as thousands gathered outside the Israeli embassy - with fireworks aimed at the building.
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