Massive London March Against Antisemitism Draws Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson joined tens of thousands of people, including UK Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, in a march against antisemitism in London. The march, billed as the largest gathering against antisemitism in almost a century, aimed to express solidarity with the Jewish community amid rising tensions sparked by the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. Organizers and participants waved Israeli flags and Union Jacks, condemning antisemitic incidents and calling for zero tolerance towards antisemites. The rally followed weeks of pro-Palestinian protests, with concerns raised about rising antisemitism and offensive placards seen at the demonstrations.