Hunt for London’s most needed after pro-Palestine protest chaos: Police problem photographs of activists and counter protesters together with lady screaming ‘dying to all Jews’, males in ‘Hamas headbands’ and group who hurled racist abuse in Waterloo station

Police are trying to find a slew of ‘activists’ and ‘counter protestors’ after chaos ensued on the pro-palestine rally in London yesterday.

Amongst these being hunted is a girl who was filmed yelling ‘dying to all jews’, two males pictured carrying Hamas headbands, a bunch of 4 who referred to as professional palestine protestors ‘vacationer c***s’ and a girl carrying a Naza swastika signal.

At the very least 300,000 protesters marched Park Lane close to Hyde Park to the US embassy in Vauxhall as a part of the demonstration calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Police made 126 arrests on the rally and 9 officers have been left injured.

Now, the Met Police have launched an attraction, alongside the British Transport Police, to determine a number of demonstrators who exhibited ‘hate crimes’ and abuse.

One surprising video shared to social media exhibits a girl screaming ‘dying to all jews’ as she passes a bunch of counter protestors at Victoria station in London.

Footage seems to indicate pro-palestine supporters participating with pro-Israel supporters, with the latter asking questions on one of many Hamas hostages. 

One surprising video shared to social media exhibits a girl screaming ‘dying to all jews’ as she passes a bunch of counter protestors at Victoria station in London

One other group of 4 males have been filmed strolling via Waterloo station earlier than shouting vile expletives at protestors

The professional-palestine supporters, seemingly aggrieved by the confrontation, shout again: ‘Excuse me? You’ve got misplaced your thoughts’. 

‘How outdated was Aisha?’, the counter protestors ask again.

It’s at this level {that a} lady carrying a white jacket walks previous the arguing teams, violently yelling: ‘Killers! Killers! Demise to all of the jews’.

Taking to social media this afternoon, the British Transport police issued an attraction to determine the girl. They defined they have been trying to find her in relation to an ‘anti-Semitic hate crime’.

Additionally being focused is a bunch of 4 males who have been filmed hurling abuse at professional palestine protestors at Waterloo station in London yesterday.  

Police say they’re trying to find the group over a ‘racially aggravated altercation’.

Video shared to X confirmed the 4 males, together with one in an Arsenal shirt, strolling via the station earlier than shouting vile expletives at protestors within the station.  

The Arsenal fan is seemingly the primary to hit out, calling the group of people ‘terrorist f***ers’. 

One other man then steps ahead, agreeing: ‘Yeah who’re you? You terrorist c***’. 

The confrontation seems to escalate as one of many males shouts: ‘Who’re you? Who’re you f***ing hitting’. He’s then held again by one other man as he leaps ahead.

Professional palestine supporters then hit again, telling the group of males: ‘You’re being disrespectful in the direction of the lifeless’.

The precise-wing mob then declare in response: ‘Who’re you? We have been born on this nation. You f***ing vacationer c***s’. 

4 males, together with one in an Arsenal shirt, may be seen strolling via the station earlier than shouting vile expletives at protestors within the station

One other particular person on the Met’s checklist of suspects is a person who was filmed saying: ‘Hitler knew the right way to take care of these individuals’

The Met has shared pictures on X, previously Twitter , of a number of individuals needed for ‘hate crimes’ dedicated on the march. These protesters are amongst these needed by police

An indication on the protest featured cartoons showing to depict depict Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UK House Secretary Suella Braverman

Protesters holds a banner telling individuals to ‘resist and combat Zionism’ as they march via central London on Saturday

The Met additionally stated it was ‘actively searching for’ two males pictured carrying alleged Hamas-style headbands.

They vowed to take ‘proactive motion’ as soon as the 2 people, disguised of their balaclava and scarf-covered faces, have been recognized.

Additionally on their agenda is the seek for a number of demonstrators who have been pictured carrying anti-Semitic placards at yesterday’s pro-Palestinian march.

Amongst these needed by police is a girl who was seen carrying a placard depicting Suella Braverman and Mr Sunak as coconuts, which is a racist time period used to indicate that somebody has betrayed their race.

One other demonstrator was pictured carrying a sing that confirmed the Jewish Star of David wrapped round a Nazi swastika with the slogan: ‘No British politician needs to be a ‘buddy of Israel‘.’

Whereas the search stays for the dozen of listed suspects, police introduced at the moment that they have been in a position to arrest one man in his 40s for racially aggravated public order offences.

A video shared to social media exhibits the person ‘shooing’ a bunch of Muslim people, telling them: ‘Go away, return residence’. 

The lady who shared the video, referred to as Lorraine King, wrote: ‘My Muslim buddy was accosted by this ‘charming’ man at Charing Cross Station who she stated instructed her ‘to return residence’, earlier than calling her a ‘rat’ and a ‘terrorist’. 

‘She’s a weak hijab carrying lady and I am very upset about this. I can not imagine that is England 2023.’

A placard displayed on the protest in contrast Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Nazi chief Adolf Hitler

This signal, seen on the rally, accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of being the ‘mastermind’ behind ‘all evils’

Officers detained and arrested scores of counter-protesters on the rally, which the Met stated was attended by 300,000 individuals 

A counter-protester is detained by police in Parliament Sq. in central London on Saturday

One other particular person on the Met’s checklist of suspects is a person who was filmed saying: ‘Hitler knew the right way to take care of these individuals’.

In an interview with Insurgent Information, the person violently questions: ‘Why each 100 years do the Zionists get slaughtered?’

He then solutions his personal query, by horrifyingly stating: ‘As a result of Hitler knew!’  

The Met stated that officers main a ‘hate crime investigation’ need to determine him.

The police stated at the moment that seven males have been charged with a wide range of offences following the protests in London on Armistice Day. 

These charged vary in age from 21 to 75. Simply two of the seven are from London.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor, who led Saturday’s policing operation, stated: ‘Public order policing does not finish when demonstrators go residence.

‘We’ve got groups of officers who proceed to construct circumstances in opposition to these in custody and launch investigations into those that come to our consideration when photographs and movies are shared on social media,’ he stated.

‘Because the finish of yesterday’s demonstration we have printed appeals in relation to 6 incidents and I’ve little doubt there can be extra to observe. Our colleagues on the British Transport Police have printed an additional two appeals.

‘We urge anybody who has details about the identification of suspects, or who has footage or pictures of additional potential offences, to get in contact so we will take the suitable motion.’

John Harvey, 75 from Hackney in east London, and 23-year-old Ethan Stapely from Norfolk have been remanded to seem at Westminster Magistrates’ Court docket tomorrow. Harvey has been charged with legal injury whereas Stapely was charged with resisting arrest.

4 of the boys have been bailed to seem in Westminster Magistrates’ Court docket on 30 November. Taylor Warne, 21 from Kent, was charged with possession of sophistication A medicine.

James Buckley, 42 from Manchester, was charged with possession of an offensive weapon whereas 48-year-old William Duncan from West Lothian in Scotland was charged with being drunk and disorderly.

Karl Jordan, 47 from Hounslow, west London, was charged with assault on an emergency employee.

In the meantime, Sam Fairclough, 33, from Flintshire in Wales, was bailed to seem at Westminster Magistrates’ Court docket on 1 December, charged with possession of an offensive weapon.

It comes after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated the ugly scenes in London yesterday ‘completely disrespects’ the spirit of remembrance and condemned ‘wholly unacceptable’ actions by each far-right teams and ‘Hamas sympathisers’ on the pro-Palestinian march. He additionally put strain on police by saying ‘all criminality have to be met with the total and swift pressure of the legislation’. 

Officers detained and arrested scores of counter-protesters on the rally, which the Met stated was attended by 300,000 individuals. Organisers allege the most recent estimate was ‘greater than 800,000’.

Enormous crowds waved black, purple, white and inexperienced Palestinian flags and held aloft placards proclaiming ‘Cease Bombing Gaza’, shouting ‘free palestine‘, ‘ceasefire now’ and ‘Israel is a terror state’. 

A big crowd gathered close to Parliament Sq. on Saturday. Police stated the group threw projectiles and insulted officers

Protesters maintain flares throughout a pro-Palestinian protest in London on Saturday

The variety of arrests on Saturday topped these from all earlier pro-Palestinian marches mixed, which have seen individuals detained for hate crimes and exhibiting assist for Hamas, which is proscribed as a terrorist group within the UK.

Police stated they have been ready for small breakaway teams and anticipated pockets of violence, with concern about far-right teams, together with soccer hooligans massing to guard landmark memorials.

A breakaway group of round 150 pro-Palestinian protesters from the march have been detained in Grosvenor Place yesterday.

‘The group have been firing fireworks and lots of are carrying face coverings,’ the Met stated., including that officers used their Part 60 and 60AA powers to detain and search these concerned. 

Earlier within the day, a whole of 82 individuals who police stated have been a part of ‘massive group’ of counter-protesters who had ‘tried to achieve the principle protest march’ have been arrested in Tachbrook Avenue, Pimlico.

Experiences prompt that some individuals have been detained and prevented from leaving the close by White Swan pub with a heavy police presence outdoors, together with officers on horseback.

An additional 10 arrests have been made all through the day for offences together with possession of offensive weapons, affray and possession of medicine, police stated.