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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said anti-semitism will not be tolerated in the UK days after London and other cities saw a series of protests across on Saturday over the Israel-Hamas war and as a show of solidarity with Palestinians.
The efficiency of hate crime laws in the United Kingdom has come under scrutiny following an incident at a pro-Palestinian march in London. A video emerged showing a man chanting "jihad" at a separate gathering, but no identifiable offenses were found. The Metropolitan Police Commissioner acknowledged the need to reconsider current boundaries and engage Parliament in defining them. Despite concerns raised by politicians and a report highlighting gaps in terror laws, there are currently no plans to grant additional powers to the police in handling extremist chants.
The Israel Defense Force said it had destroyed a Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad compound located beneath a mosque in the West Bank city of Jenin early Sunday morning.
British Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick said he was concerned with what antisemitic slurs in pro-Palestine rallies should be prosecuted by the full force of the law.