Keir Starmer suggests pro-Palestine marches could be BANNED to 'protect Jewish community'

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Sir Keir Starmer has suggested pro-Palestine demonstrations could potentially be banned, owing to their effect on Britain's Jewish community.When questioned about whether he favoured stricter policing of language at marches, or wanted some protests halted entirely, the Prime Minister responded: "I think certainly the first, and I think there are instances for the latter."He emphasised his desire for "tougher action" against demonstrators using specific phrases at pro-Gaza rallies.He stated that those attending marches bear responsibility for challenging chants such as "globalise the intifada" - a phrase critics interpret as inciting violence against Israelis, and Jews more broadly.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "When you see, when you hear some of those chants - then clearly there should be tougher action in relation to that," he added.The Prime Minister's comments follow Wednesday's knife attack in Golders Green, where two Jewish men were stabbed in an incident subsequently...

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