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UK PM Starmer says some pro-Palestinian marches could be banned, cites intifada chants

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2/5/2026

UK PM Starmer says some pro-Palestinian marches could be banned, cites intifada chants

Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in an interview broadcast on Saturday that banning some pro-Palestinian marches could be justified, especially when they call for the intifada to spread. Labour leader Starmer is under pressure to act after a spate of antisemitic incidents, including this week, when two men were stabbed in the north London suburb of Golders Green, which is home to a large Jewish community. A 45-year-old British national who was born in Somalia was remanded in custody...

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Government prepared to ban pro-Palestinian marches, minister says

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Política·1/5/2026Resumen IA

Government prepared to ban pro-Palestinian marches, minister says

A Home Office minister has said pro-Palestinian marches have been 'hijacked' by individuals seeking to cause division, as the government faces renewed scrutiny over its approach to the demonstrations. Alex Davies-Jones acknowledged antisemitic activity had occurred during the marches but stressed protest remained a fundamental right. Her comments follow a stabbing attack in Golders Green that police have declared a terror incident, and come as Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis joined calls for a temporary ban on the marches.

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Starmer Faces Protests at Jewish Ambulance Service After Golders Green Stabbings

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Política·30/4/2026Resumen IA

Starmer Faces Protests at Jewish Ambulance Service After Golders Green Stabbings

Around 200 protesters greeted UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Hatzola ambulance service in Golders Green on Thursday, holding 'Jew harmer' signs, following Wednesday's stabbing of two Jewish men declared a terrorist incident. Nigel Farage also visited, claiming Iranian operatives arrived on small boats, as politicians scrambled to respond to antisemitism concerns.

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