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Our interactive map allows you to follow the protests taking place today.13:59London pro-Palestine march route: Interactive map shows today's Armistice Day protestOur interactive map allows you to follow the protests taking place today.
Counter-protest groups are being monitored by police close to the route of the main march in support of Palestine. 'Those identified will be arrested & we will continue to use our powers under S60 & S60AA of the Public Order Act, to search for weapons & remove face coverings.' 'Israel must be held accountable for the war crimes committed in Gaza and the West Bank, including in Jerusalem.'
'The Met have my full support to take action against anyone found spreading hate and breaking the law.' Earlier today, Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf said Mrs Braverman had encouraged aggressive counter-demonstrators with her inflammatory rhetoric. 12:56Iran asks Muslim countries to designate Israel army 'terrorist group'Meeting with Arab leaders in Saudi Arabia today, Iran called for Muslim countries to designate Israel's army a 'terrorist group'.More than 11,070 Palestinians, two-thirds of them women and minors, have been killed since the war began, according to the Health Ministry in Gaza, which does not differentiate between civilian and militant deaths.
Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani added that his country is making efforts in mediation to secure the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza and that he hopes a humanitarian truce would be reached in the strip soon. He tweeted: 'The far-right has been emboldened by the Home Secretary. She has spent her week fanning the flames of division. They are now attacking the Police on Armistice Day.11:55Nation remembers its dead: Across the UK people stop what they are doing for poignant two-minute silence on Armistice DayA two minutes silence was immaculately observed by the large crowd at The Cenotaph.
11:41'I think many of them thought this was some kind of football match': Veterans slam far-right counter protesters attending Armistice Day commemorationsBefore the ceremony had ended many of the far right supporters had left and walked towards Trafalgar Square.Former army sergeant James Fillery said’ I am glad that they didn’t disrupt the silence. That would have been so disrespectful.
Security at the busy station was visibly ramped up, with officers in pairs of two dotted around the station on the lookout for any troublemakers. Thousands of people were headed to London on Saturday from all over the UK to march in solidarity with the people of Palestine. The Met Police has deployed nearly 2,000 officers and is braced for a huge day of protests on Armistice Day.
Doctors Without Borders said on X, formerly Twitter, that 'the attacks against Al-Shifa Hospital have dramatically intensified. Our staff at the hospital have reported a catastrophic situation inside.' A line of police attempted to stop them from reaching Whitehall but the group pushed through, with some shouting 'let's have them' as officers hit out with batons.Many more are pushing through, shouting 'forward'.
Dozens of officers formed a human barrier to stop them entering the exclusion zone set up ahead of the Armistice Day ceremony. With hours to go before tributes will be paid to those who lost their lives defending Britain half a dozen vets made sure they had a front row view. 'I will then go to the Hyde Park memorial to the 7/7 bombing. My niece Elizabeth was among those killed. I will then join the other marchers.The Rev Daplin, from Bristol, said he had been dismayed at all the political gesturing in the days leading up to Armistice Day.Metal barriers lined the entire length of Whitehall with dozens of officers stationed around Parliament Square.
Israel's subsequent aerial and ground offensive has killed more than 11,000 people, mostly civilians and many of them children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. Sunni-majority Saudi Arabia and Shiite-majority Iran severed ties in 2016 after Saudi diplomatic missions in Iran were attacked during protests over Riyadh's execution of Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr.
Mr Netanyahu said the responsibility for any harm to civilians lies with Hamas, and repeated allegations that the militant group uses civilians in Gaza as human shields. But now into the second month of war, there are growing differences in how many feel Israel should conduct its fight. A Palestinian woman, who was injured in an Israeli strike and was staying at Al Shifa hospital, moves southward after fleeing north Gaza as Israeli tanks roll deeper into the enclave, in the central Gaza Strip November 10, 202308:55A million will march in London: Leader of pro-Palestine demo says fleets of coaches from across UK are heading to capital as Met police stand guard at Cenotaph for first time everThousands of people were headed to London on Saturday from all over the UK to march in...
The pro-Palestine march route does not go within a mile of the Cenotaph, but police fear some members of fringe groups may try and make their own way to the memorial. Organisers say up to a million people are expected to attend. Al Shifa is Gaza's biggest hospital and has been home to many Palestinians seeking safety since the bombardment began.
People stand outside the emergency ward of Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City on November 10, 2023, amid ongoing battles between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas movement. 'America says it doesn't want an expansion of the war and has sent messages to Iran and several countries . But these statements are not consistent with America's actions,' Raisi said in the televised comments at Tehran airport.
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected take to the streets of London for the march, which coincides with Armistice Day. 'Policing must be free of politics. Operational independence is a key pillar of UK policing and must be respected. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said: 'Our job is to ensure that we police without fear or favour, that we balance the rights of everybody, be that protesters, counter protesters, or people living or coming into London.Suella Braverman faces growing Tory backlash for 'inflaming tensions'Gloucester MP Richard Graham said that 'tone matters' as he attacked her high-profile interventions in recent days.
08:14French President urges Israeli restraint amid bombardment of civilians in GazaFrench President Emmanuel Macron has called on Israel to stop bombing and killing civilians in Gaza.'I think there is no justification precisely to attack civilians,' Mr Macron told the BBC. The number of Palestinians killed during the bombardment of the coastal enclave in the past five weeks rose above 11,000, according to Gaza health officials, as Israeli forces waged war on Hamas militants who carried out the deadly Oct. 7 rampage in southern Israel.
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