Netanyahu met by protests on London visit FMTNews FMTWorld
Protestors show placards during the visit of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to 10 Downing Street in London.
Netanyahu shook hands with British prime minister Rishi Sunak on the steps of Downing Street while nearby protesters held up Israeli flags and shouted “Netanyahu go to jail, you can’t speak for Israel”. “We’re here to protest against Netanyahu, to protest against his attacks on democracy,” said Amnon Cohn, who described himself as an Israeli living in London since 2005.
Outside Downing Street protesters, surrounded by British police and restricted by metal barricades, waved signs saying “You can’t enjoy a weekend in London when you’re bringing down a democracy!”
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Calls at UN for tempering Israeli-Palestinian tensionNEW YORK, March 23 — The international community appealed yesterday for a de-escalation of Israeli-Palestinian tensions as Israel was chided for its ongoing settlement activity...
Read more »
Netanyahu vows unity as Israelis mass against justice reformsTEL AVIV, March 24 — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Thursday to restore unity in Israel where divisions have widened over his government’s judicial reform...
Read more »
Netanyahu’s involvement in judicial overhaul ‘illegal’, says AGIsrael’s attorney-general says the prime minister’s actions constitute a conflict of interest.
Read more »
UK to review security at Indian High Commission in London after acts of violenceLONDON, March 23 — British foreign minister James Cleverly yesterday said the country will review security at the Indian High Commission in London following “unacceptable acts...
Read more »
UK cops arrest suspect for setting man on fireThe suspect may also have been involved in a similar incident in London last month.
Read more »
Sarawak author wins Waterstones Children’s Book PrizeNadia Mikail is a law student in London.
Read more »