The video, posted on X - formerly known as Twitter, appears to show the driver chanting over the announcement system on the Central line.
The British Transport Police said it is investigating a video that appears to show a London Underground driver leading passengers in a chant of 'free, free Palestine'. The driver says 'free, free' to which the passengers responded 'Palestine' - a popular chant at protests. A packed carriage also appears to cheer the driver. He also says: 'Hope you all have a blessed day today and look after yourselves. 'And keep all those people in your prayers.
But on-trend bandwagons can cause rifts and fear in communities, increasing the threat to the safety of some passengers travelling among those crowds.' Follow live: First aid trucks enter Gaza as border crossing with Egypt opens He suggested Labour mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport for London 'need to get staff focused on the day job of safely moving people from A to B'. Security minister Tom Tugendhat wrote on X: 'London's Tubes are for everyone.
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