Yes, the recent marches and demonstrations expressing support and sympathy for Palestinians were overwhelmingly peaceful. And if Pebble has evidence that large numbers of participants were supporting Hamas then he should share it. It's a very nasty slur.Stradageek wrote: 22 Nov 2025, 10:14amNo need to feel scared as this news report confirms:Pebble wrote: 21 Nov 2025, 8:54pm the 'flag-shaggers' that scare the bejesus out of me are the hamas / palistinian marches. very very intimidating.
Protesters marched overwhelmingly peacefully through the city, meeting at London's Hyde Park and walking to the U.S. Embassy. The Met police reported "no issues'' with the protest itself, saying that it had stuck to the prescribed route. The route for Saturday's march, which coincided with Armistice Day, was intentionally drawn up by protest organizers to avoid London's war memorials such as the Cenotaph, where two minutes of silence were held to commemorate the U.K. war dead an hour before the march began.
London's police did, however, report incidents of far-right violence in the city, with about 100 counterprotesters arrested.
There were very few arrests, Unfortunately the numbers were inflated by the ridiculous proscription of Palestine Action.
Jonathan
