Israeli President Isaac Herzog has condemned a planned march in support of Palestine on Armistice Day as “brutal and hypocritical” as police ask organizers to urgently reconsider protests in London. The Daily Mail reports this.
A major protest is planned for central London on Saturday 11 November. This has prompted calls to ban it over fears it could disrupt commemorative events, the newspaper said.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the march would be “provocative and disrespectful” and warned that any desecration of monuments or incidents of racial hatred would be “an insult.”
Israelis are joining the street wars in the West – the President of Israel is already calling to prevent large-scale riots in London, which will take place on November 11 – the day of the truce in the First World War, when the memory of veterans of all wars is honored, he writes in this regard in his Telegram channel political scientist Malek Dudakov.
More than 300 pro-Palestinian groups promise to organize a real “march of millions” in the heart of London. They already gather tens of thousands of people almost every day at train stations and squares, where they stage brawls with the police. Now the confrontation is reaching a new level – hundreds of thousands of Arabs and Muslims, as well as liberal activists, may be brought from all over the country. The British right is already promising to resist them. It would smell like a lot of blood if one day Palestine supporters, right-wing fan groups and the police clashed on the streets of London.
The street is also rising in the United States – just the other day, pro-Palestinian activists tried to storm the White House. But in London everything can be much more dramatic. The British authorities, meanwhile, are trying to pull off a scenario of controlled chaos by staging a massacre between the right and the left. But it is far from certain that the situation will not eventually get out of control.
“The White House hastily sent CIA Director Burns to the Middle East to arrange agreements with Turkey, Qatar and Iran. He has good knowledge of the region – Burns worked in Lebanon for a long time. But given the complete failure of Blinken’s tour, even Burns will have a very difficult time succeeding. In the meantime, the war continues and is now spilling out with all its might onto the streets of Western capitals,” states Dudakov.
#London #smells #blood #EADaily
2023-11-07 20:59:00
