Pro-Palestinian demonstrators chant 'Intifada revolution' and 'UK government watch your back, Palestine is coming back'

call the army and water canons

I missed that. Would be good to know. McDonnell srems to think the Labour Party ought to let them back in.

@SharonEllis they were supposed to be interviewed by the police after the last march where they participated in breaking the order the police made.

There has been open support for terrorists since 7th October. When they call for “intifada” they are calling for more terrorist actions. When they say to globalise the intifada they mean terorist activity in Europe, like the narrowly averted atrocities at the taylor swift concert in Vienna. How many of went to or had friends and us daughters who went to the eras tour last year? They want them dead. These people hate us, hate our way of life, our democracy, our freedoms. Hate our Jewish friends and neighbours and want to see them dead.

why the army haven’t been called in, arrests made and people deported I have no idea. These people don’t respect dialogue, tolerance or kindness they only respect force and bite strength.

In what sense?

What's happened re Jeremy and Piers Corbyn and John McDonnell?

I hadn't thought about it like that. Let's hope thd police shut down any obvious terrorist supporter or incitement to any take of action.

The useful idiots will probably stop going along soon, they probably did believe these marches were about a ceasefire.

That will leave the hard-core terrorist sympathisers, rabid extremeists and jew haters. Which judging by the signs and behaviour at some of the bigger marches, is not an insignificant amount.

I believe the marches are about to become quite... illuminating.

Of the ceasefire hold a the 'peace' marches will more likely show their true colours. Without a need to demand a ceasefire the protest is going to more likely pivot towards revenge. and highlight Palestinian demands for more territory. The true Hamas supporters are now coming to light.

It did feel like they had ramped up the message to a more conflict based one than when I'd walked past the marches previously. The lead shouter was saying 'free Palestinian from the river to the sea 'whatever it takes we will do'. It was quite intimidating with the drums and shoving leaflets into my face.

I have always been surprised the police do not make more arrests at these intimidating takeovers of our streets every weekend. It's two tier policing. If you support Just Stop Oil or these annoying Palestinian marches where they often have Hamas symbols and slogans nothing happens to you. If an individual does a tweet it's called hate speech and the person is put in prison.

They seem to have got more intimidating since the ceasefire. So ' ceasefire now' is not what they want now? It's almost as if they are annoyed that they might have to do something else with their Saturday afternoons.

@SharonEllis

@VolcanoJapan as that's the case on here as well I am not shocked it's in the public domain.

Its incredible what is tolerated on these marches. Clear unequivocal illegality. And we are told on this board again & again how all people care about is peace & the poor Palestinians all these supposedly good people seem imcredibly good at turning a blind eye & closing their ears.

Looking at the march in Cardiff today there was no police during the walk past me. There were horses and a couple of police further away but didn't appear to be to do with the march.

Yes, I'm glad to say the police are quite responsive in these situations. The marches are another matter.

I wasn't aware. Out and proud for all to see. Some don't even pretend anymore.

'Invade an Islamic land'

'Deproscribe Hamas '

Clear support for a terrorist organisation. No attempt to pretend they are supporting the innocent Palestinian people but Hamas.

Are these people not arrested? I stupidly thought supporting terrorists organisations was not good form or potentially illegal 🤔

Thats awful. Do the police investigate?

Just in case anyone doesn't know the inverted red triangle its a symbol hamas uses to identify Israeli targets.

A friend of mine's synagogue in London had a red triangle stuck on its entrance gate just two weeks ago. In London.

London last Saturday.

They didn't chant this at today's protest but it felt inappropriate what they were shouting. Perhaps pause the protests whilst the ceasefire holds?

He's a sensible man with well thought out views, imo.

In Cardiff today a very noisy Free Palestine protest. A lady shoved a leaflet in my face as I walked past wanting to talk about freeing Palestine.

Chants of 'From the river to the sea Palestine will be free' and the leader with the loudspeaker shouting 'whatever it takes to free Palestine we will do it', 'stop the bombing ', 'stop the killing', 'standing with Palestine '.

I've seen peaceful groups standing with flags but today it felt intimidating. Extremely noisy shouting, drums, and a procession chanting and giving leaflets as they went.

There is a ceasefire, hostages and prisoners being released, this didn't feel appropriate in my opinion.