Could a peace wristband appeal to those feeling politically homeless?

Of course you can be concerned for both, your op makes it clear where your concern lies though. Read it back, equal concern for all is not shown, your post has a very definite focus of concern and that's fine, I haven't said that it isn't. Just that there are probably more recognisable symbols to use to display your support for Jewish people and Israelis than the peace symbol which isn't particularly associated with either.

Who doesn’t care for people of Gaza? Who wants to see innocents being flattened? You’re just the average Joe OP. Why do you feel the need to show off that you’re so compassionate that seeing kids being killed in Gaza makes you sad? It makes everyone sad.

There is nothing our government can do about it. Nothing. So get over the whole pally virtue signalling and do something about things you CAN change. Things here in the UK!

OP, judging by the comments you get here, which are "priceless", ignore the whole thread.
Go with the peace pins that are mentioned by one of the posters.
MN will not through any meaningfull answer, as if you want to gather info on the opinion of the majority in UK.
MN is plagued with people who love throwing low punches to each other. Greatest waste of time.

How do you propose to abolish Hamas peacefully?

It certainly gives you a tip to give the person a wide berth.

OP has said that she feels for the innocent in Gaza.
For both sides. Nothing wrong with that.
True that I do not get what the shariah law in UK has to do with any of it. Neither Christianity in UK.
But she has stated that she wants peace for all the civilians in the area. All of them, equally. I agree with that. No more innocent blood spilled.

You are 'one sided' though, very clearly. A week after Muslims suffered through a horrendous attack with a terrorist connection on the streets of Britain you don't show a scrap of concern for them rather you burble on about Sharia law. No mention of the mothers worst nightmare in Gaza where a baby on their mother's breast was targeted and killed with highly accurate quadcopters and their children are used in games of target practice by Israeli soldiers.

We all have our biases and you are no different. If you want to show support for Jewish people and Israelis as per your OP then I'm sure there is already a way to do that that is far more recognisable than a peace symbol.

Oh wow! I am surprised at the split in your vote!
I am with you, peace and freedom for both Israelis and Palestinians. Which sounds like an impossible dream due to how enrooted Hamas and Netanyahu are. But it will happen.

I think this childish need for badges etc is just that.
Fed up with tribalism, virtue signalling et al.
No more flags (except at sporting events) and no more lanyards.
All it does is breed even more division.

The Conservative Party represent me perfectly in this debate:

Jew deserve to feel safe in the UK.
Gaza is not something the UK government can fix and time spent debating it is time wasted.
Defence is a legitimate, successful industry in the UK and we should be doing all we can to encourage their sales.

So many people feel the need to advertise their virtuousness by waving a pally flag while knowing or caring nothing for the complexities of the situation. It’s 100% about telling everyone that they’re more virtuous than you. It’s so incredibly shallow. Being virtuous in a manner that no one sees still counts.

Thank you, I will look into that.

There's a lot to unpack here

I never thought this country would turn out the way it is at the moment

But I think some people are very loud and that maybe affects our judgement of what's really going on

We can't know 100% because we can't know what everyone is thinking!

Do you live in a place that has a very specific political leanings?

I don't think a bracelet is going to help basically.

A show of solidarity is needed

Thought unfortunately wearing such a bracelet those that so oppose Isreal and the US and hold anti semitic views will step up their vitriol as so many are stupid they have no idea of the politics or what they are supporting it’s become like a cult they have no interest in discussion just proving their are right

I also wish people could live in peace - but I have zero religious leaning. One is not a pre-requisite for the other, and virtually every religion has some lines in it about peace and harmony.

Bringing Christianity into it, as if it’s some saviour to sort it all out because ‘it’s the one based on peace’ gives me the major ick. And the pearl-clutching about what is it all coming to when British people couldn’t give two hoots about Christianity is outdated and naive. I can only imagine you’re a good bit older than me and I’m nearly 50.

Honestly? I wish all the religions would keep their gods and books out of our daily lives, keep the terrorism, war mongering and hatred in your places of worship and homes. How about everyone just gets on together instead of hating one another because of a god, deity or skin colour.

I wouldn't waste your time. Protecting and valuing Jews and Christianity? Filthy prospects on here. Sad but true.

I’ve never seen one of these pro-Palestine bands that you seem to be making out are in wide distribution.
Also bringing your Christian beliefs into it is a total turn off. Not that was particularly interested before but that definitely killed it stone dead.

No religious arbitration impacts upon individual rights and freedoms in the UK

They have no bearing above anyone but those who chose to go through them …… actually one could but that is the position of the Christian ecleasiatical
court under the British legal system.

Why the reference that you don’t want Sharia law in this country?

Dog whistle, was my assumption.

And FYI the sharia courts here are legally non binding and operate to help muslims draw up wills, negotiate and facilitate divorce plans, advise on important matters they're asked about, but don't actually make rulings. One rule of islam is that muslims must abide by the law of the land they live in.