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Protests will take place throughout the country calling for the opposite of the ban imposed on Palestine, amid warnings from the police who show support for the arrest of the banned group.
The demonstrations will be held in Manchester, Adenber, Bristol, Torro and London on Saturday as part of a coordinated campaign by defending our jury bodies, which have already seen the arrest of dozens.
Met said 70 people were arrested in similar demonstrations in Parliament Square during the last weekend, while defending our jury bodies said that a total of 120 has been arrested so far throughout the UK.
It comes to a hearing in the Supreme Court on Monday, when the founder of Palestine, Hoda Amouri, will ask to challenge the green light of the Minister of Interior’s decision to ban the group under the anti -terrorism laws.
The ban means that the membership or support of the direct work group is now a criminal crime that is punishable by imprisonment for up to 14 years, under the terrorist law of 2000.
It is expected that there is an increase in the police in Westminster, where the police officers defended the trial of our jury in Parliament Square and a separate, wide -ranging march to Whitol by the Palestinian coalition.
There will also be the most beautiful fixed by stopping the hatred at the intersection of the Strand and Waterloo Bridge, where the march will pass.
The Deputy Commissioner Adelekan, who leads the police operation, also warned that his officers are alert to the use of chants similar to what is “death to the Israeli Defense Army” led by Bob Villan at the Glastonbury Festival.
He said: “This is also the first widespread protest against this issue since the Glastonbury Festival, as the offensive chanting led by an artist on one of the stages pushed the police.
“Investigations are also underway, led by MET officers, after uses similar to the same chant in London.”
He continued: “In the previous protests, the area between the main march and any anti -stock protest witnessed the most hot exchanges. The officers will be in particular alert, including the chanting, in this field and they will work with the rulers to ensure that the crowds continue at this point.”
“When they are familiar with the behavior that crosses the line from protest to criminality, they will intervene and take the appropriate action.”
Mr. Adilkan said that those who express their support for the effectiveness of Palestine “are likely to commit a crime and are likely to be arrested.”
He added: “I would like to urge these people to think about the seriousness of the arrest of the law of terrorism and the real long-term effects-from travel, to employment, to financial resources-it is possible that this arrest will be for their future.”
He said that the best way to demonstrators remain in the law is to avoid “threatening language, abusive and insult” or any support for the banned groups.
The march of the Palestine Alliance in Victoria will start and follow through the Westminster Bridge, York Road, Waterloo Bridge, The Strand, and Whithal, where the speeches will be held.