Pro-Palestinian marchers spoke to reporters regarding their feelings towards Hamas. One woman went as far to say: 'The continued existence of Israel is a war crime'.
Pro-Palestinian protesters in London called Hamas 'freedom fighters' and described Israel's continuing existence as 'a war crime' in shocking footage released ahead of tomorrow's Armistice Day march.
A third said: 'It was resistance against the occupation against the Palestinians. Honestly it was a beacon of hope for me. To me, it was them fighting back and showing resistance.' Another activist said: 'The continued existence of Israel is a war crime.' In footage shared on Twitter, the interviewer stops the girls and asks: 'When Hamas invaded Israel on October 7, what was your initial reaction to that?'
Despite bloody evidence of men, women and children being murdered and captured by Hamas, the woman on the left adds: 'I mean, I'm not sure if I've seen anything that shows that that's actually happened or that's correct.' 'Worse still, the demonstrations are coming just after the worst anti-Semitic atrocity since the Holocaust, when Jews are feeling particularly vulnerable.
'This is why we have called on the police to use their existing powers under Section 13 of the Public Order Act to ban these marches. London cannot continue to be a no-go zone for Jewish people week after week.' Israeli festivalgoers run for their lives through the desert after being warned of an incoming rocket attack just as Hamas invaded the country on October 7
READ MORE - Demonstrators blockade weapons manufacturer BAE Systems site in protest over Israel-Hamas war Advertisement The Stop the War coalition said coach companies across the country are reporting that all their vehicles are fully booked, with waiting lists in some areas. Organisers have predicted that half a million pro-Palestine protesters will march in London on Armistice Day. Pictured: a march in October
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