Three years since October 7: Thousands protest in the heart of London - against Israel | Watch

Up to 10,000 pro-Palestinian protesters march in London on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. Police deployed reinforced forces, imposed unusual restrictions on the march, and prepared for disturbances. Meanwhile, a counter-protest by the 'Stop The Hate' organization is taking place outside New Scotland Yard.

Up to 10,000 pro-Palestinian protesters march in the heart of London on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. The gathering began at 12:00 in the Embankment area, under close supervision of the Metropolitan Police. The police deployed extensively reinforced forces and imposed strict conditions and restrictions under the Public Order Act. Marchers are required to follow a precise route including Westminster Bridge, York Road, Waterloo Bridge, Strand, and then gather for a rally at Whitehall. A strict restriction has been imposed requiring all speeches and music to end by 17:30, and the entire rally must disperse by 18:30. Meanwhile, a counter-protest by the 'Stop The Hate' organization is taking place outside New Scotland Yard under the banner 'Two Tiers Ends Here', which is time-limited and will end at 14:30. Police have stated they will act firmly against gatherings of groups that conceal their faces, and that the approach to events will be zero tolerance. All this occurs alongside urgent travel warnings calling on Israelis and Jewish communities abroad to exercise extreme caution and avoid reaching friction points.