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The Metropolitan Police confirmed to the Mirror that two separate events involving Jewish schools and the spattering of red paint are now being treated as hate crimes.

No arrests have been made while an investigation has been launched by the Met Police

It is estimated that over 100,000 people participated in pro-Palestine marches, a turnout that brings shame to our nation and exposes the moral depravity of anti-Israeli movements, writes Leo McKinstry

The vandalism attacks on two schools in north London are being investigated by police.

Two Jewish schools in north London have been vandalised with red paint in what has been called “a disgraceful attempt to intimidate and harass” the community.

The Antisemitism Cyber Security Monitoring System found that between October 7 and October 10, 157,000 posts calling for violence against Israel, Zionists and Jews were made online, according to a survey obtained by the Jerusalem Post.

Both incidents are being treated as hate crimes by the Metropolitan Police.

The number of antisemitic posts online has surged by 1,200% since the Hamas terror attack in Israel on October 7, according to the Antisemitism Cyber

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made an oral statement to the House of Commons on the latest situation in Israel and Gaza.

Images of paragliders have been used in online memes and on posters organising pro-Palestinian events since the attacks