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Police probe Bobby Vylan-led chants at London Al Quds Day rally
world26 days ago

Police probe Bobby Vylan-led chants at London Al Quds Day rally

London police are investigating chants of 'death to the IDF' led by musician Bobby Vylan at the Al Quds Day protest in central London. The event followed a month-long ban on the annual march due to public disorder fears, with around 1,000 officers deployed and 12 arrests across both sides. The CPS will decide on charging if evidence meets the threshold, while authorities emphasise that hateful or threatening conduct can be prosecutable. The protest featured pro-Palestinian demonstrations and counter-protests, with organizers framing it as pro-Palestinian and police highlighting supporters of the Iranian regime.

Iran's IRGC Issues Warning to Israel on Al-Quds Day
international-politics2 years ago

Iran's IRGC Issues Warning to Israel on Al-Quds Day

Iran marked Al-Quds Day with rallies across the country, with the IRGC warning that Israeli attacks on its consulate in Syria "won't go unanswered." The Israeli airstrikes in Damascus killed 13 people, including seven IRGC members, prompting a promise of retaliation. The rallies also expressed solidarity with besieged Palestinians, with thousands of Palestinians gathering at Al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupied West Bank. Al-Quds Day was established by Iran's first supreme leader to call for resistance against the occupation of Palestinian land by Israel, showcasing Iran's "axis of resistance" coalition.

"Iran's Nasrallah Boasts of Defeating Israel and Promises Response to Alleged Strikes"
world-news2 years ago

"Iran's Nasrallah Boasts of Defeating Israel and Promises Response to Alleged Strikes"

Al-Quds Day is an annual event to express support for Palestine and oppose the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, established by Iran's first supreme leader in 1979. It is marked on the last Friday of Ramadan with rallies and protests held worldwide, often accompanied by anti-Israel and anti-United States sentiments. While the event is intended to be peaceful, there have been instances of violence and unrest during protests, with some countries experiencing police and military brutality against demonstrators.