The pillar of the London police for another day of protests against the Israeli conflict of Gaza

The police set out in London Another day of demonstrations Sunday The war in Gaza He continues to inflate tensions throughout the UK. The latest protests, calling for the release of the hostages who are still in Gaza, comes one day after the arrest of hundreds in London for supporting a banned group in support of the Palestinian.

The demonstrators are calling for the release of the hostages to walk through central London to the Prime Minister’s residence at 10 Downing Street on Sunday afternoon. A march comes a day after the police 474 people were arrested In protest In support of a banned organization in support of the Palestinian.

Among those who expect this gathering to attend, Nougat Gutman, the cousin of the 24 -year -old Eviatar DavidWhich appeared in a video clip that angered the Israelis when Hamas gunmen released last week. The video showed a meager, saying that he is digging his grave inside a tunnel in Gaza.

The militants, led by Hamas, kidnapped 251 people when they attacked Israel on October 7, 2023. About 50 hostages are still released, 20 of whom are alive.

Israel announced last week Its intention is to occupy Gaza City As part of a plan to end the war and bring prisoners home. Family and many international leaders condemned this plan, saying that it would lead to more bloodshed and hostage to the hostages.

United Nations Human Rights President Volcker Turk and UK Prime Minister Kiir would pass from them. “The government’s plan to fully take over the occupied Gaza tape should stop immediately,” Tuk said, in a statement issued after the announcement of Israel. He added that “the additional escalation will lead to more huge forced displacement, more murder, the most unbearable suffering, meaningless destruction, and brutal crimes.”

Meanwhile, Starmer described Israel’s plan as “wrong” and said it “will not do anything to end this conflict or to help secure the hostage’s launch.”

He stopped hate, and an alliance of groups organizing the march across London said on Sunday, in a statement, “They” are united in a clear and urgent request: the immediate and unconditional version of all hostages. “

“Regardless of our various political views, this is not a political issue – it is a humanitarian issue,” the coalition said.

On Saturday, the police arrested hundreds of people in central London, where the demonstrators sought to pressure the government to cancel its decision to ban Palestinian collective action as a terrorist organization. The legislation approved last month makes the crime of supporting the group public.

The Metropolitan police service said it had arrested 466 people for their support in Palestine. Eight others were arrested on charges, including attacks on police officers. Police said this is the largest number of arrests that have been made in one day in the past ten years, CBS News partner BBC News mentioned.

The government banned Palestine after activists stormed the Royal Air Force base and damaged them on two carriers to protest the British support for the war in Gaza. Palestine had previously targeted the Israeli defense and other sites in Britain who believe they had links to the Israeli army.

Supporters of Palestinian action challenge the embargo in court, saying that the government has gone far in declaring the direct terrorism group.