Pro-Palestine marches MUST be stopped following Golders Green attack, terrorism watchdog says

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Extra £25m to be invested in protecting Jewish communities after Golders Green double stabbing.

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An extra £25million is set to be invested to protect Jewish communities after yesterday's horror double stabbing in Golders Green.Officers across the country have stepped up patrols in response to the attack that saw two men, 34-year-old Shilome Rand and 76-year-old Moshe Ben Baila, taken to hospital after being stabbed in the north-west London area.A 45-year-old man, said by police to be a Somali-born British national, was arrested following the incident.Responding to the attack, Sir Keir Starmer vowed that the Government would, provide more funding for security at Jewish sites and tackle "malign state actors" linked to recent violence.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Meanwhile, legislation will also be fast-tracked in the coming weeks to provide authorities with powers to target individuals and groups acting on behalf of state-sponsored organisations, following a number of incidents linked to Iranian proxies.It would mean anyone acting as a proxy of a state-sponsored group can be...

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Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of "gaslighting" the British Jewish community following a double stabbing in Golders Green.Speaking to GB News, Reform UK's Education Spokesperson Suella Braverman hit out at the "meaningless words" of the Prime Minister, demanding "action".Sir Keir issued a statement following the attack, saying he would visit the community "as soon as possible".He said: "Let me start by saying what an appalling attack this is, and my thoughts and all of our thoughts are with the victims, their families, their loved ones.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "Let's be frank, this is not an isolated incident.

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There have been a series of antisemitic attacks, and I know firsthand the anxiety that is causing in the community, and concern."Criticising the statement, Mrs Braverman took aim at the Prime Minister's "meaningless words" and declared we "need action".She told GB News: "We've had years of platitudes, meaningless words and fatuous tweets from those in charge, and...

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Pro-Palestine marches MUST be stopped following Golders Green attack, terrorism watchdog says.

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Pro-Palestine marches must be stopped after the Golders Green attack, the terror laws watchdog has urged.The Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, Jonathan Hall, has said it is "clearly impossible" for pro-Palestine protests to not "incubate" antisemitic language.His remarks came after two Jewish men, Nachman Moshe ben Chaya Sarah, and Moshe Ben Baila, were stabbed in what the Metropolitan Police described as a terrorist incident.Mr Hall told Times Radio: "We are now at a point at which the Government starts to need to start to take more risks as to what it's prepared to do.

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A: TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Meanwhile, legislation will also be fast-tracked in the coming weeks to provide authorities with powers to target individuals and groups acting on behalf of state-sponsored organisations, following a number of incidents linked to Iranian proxies.It would mean anyone acting as a proxy of a state-sponsored group can be...

B: TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "Let's be frank, this is not an isolated incident.

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B: TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "It's not simply enough to offer thoughts and prayers and to support the police investigation."Sir Keir Starmer has not yet visited the site, but said it was an "appalling attack" and said he would visit the community as soon as possible.Mr Hall added: "It pains me to say this, but I think we may have reached a point where we need to have a moratorium on the sorts of...

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A: Pro-Palestine marches MUST be stopped following Golders Green attack, terrorism watchdog says.

B: Pro-Palestine marches must be stopped after the Golders Green attack, the terror laws watchdog has urged.The Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, Jonathan Hall, has said it is "clearly impossible" for pro-Palestine protests to not "incubate" antisemitic language.His remarks came after two Jewish men, Nachman Moshe ben Chaya Sarah, and Moshe Ben Baila, were stabbed in what the Metropolitan Police described as a terrorist incident.Mr Hall told Times Radio: "We are now at a point at which the Government starts to need to start to take more risks as to what it's prepared to do.

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**Summary:** Following a double stabbing incident in Golders Green, the UK's terrorism watchdog has called for Pro-Palestine marches to be stopped. The Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, Jonathan Hall, emphasized that such events must be halted after the attack. **Why It Matters:** This call highlights concerns about potential