Number of arrests at Palestine Action protest rises to 532 with majority for displaying placards in support of Hamas

The number of militant activists arrested in a chaotic Palestinian action protest rose to more than 530 people.

During a day of Mayhem and Farce, the leftist protesters sank the London Parliament Square to support the organization, which was banned by the government as a terrorist group last month.

I opposed hundreds of posters in folksia. ‘I support Palestinian action in the intentional’ stupid ‘law -breaking actions designed to crush police resources and courts.

Last night, the metropolitan police, with a cost of about 3 million £, announced that more than 360 people were detained after the scenes of irregularity.

After the protesters were deliberately arrested by the officers, the money of millions of pounds of taxpayers was accused of a ‘tremendous’ waste.

However, in an update of the Sunday afternoon, MET said that the total number of arrests increased to 532 – 522 of which were allegedly exhibiting banners supporting Hamas.

One of these arrests took place in the Palestinian coalition march in the Russell Square, but the remaining 521 arrests were held during the rally in Parliament Square.

There were 10 more arrests for violating the condition of the law for the aggravated public order of racially aggravated, both for violating the condition of the law of public order, and the other, six for the police officers who had six of them to prevent them from fulfilling their duties.

During a day of chaos and nonsense, left -wing activists sank the Parliament Square in London to support the organization, which was banned by the government as a terrorist group last month.

Palestinian action supporters are governed by police officers because they take part in a mass action in Parliament Square

The force was 54 years old for those detained by the police, he said, the youngest person was handcuffed by the police.

In a statement, a spokesman of Met added: ‘We believe that 30 people arrested in the protest on Saturday were arrested in previous protests supporting the Palestinian action in London. We are not in a position to confirm whether any of the arrested was arrested in protests outside London recently. ‘

In the coming weeks, civil servants from the counter terrorism command of the Met will try to bring together the case files required to guarantee the accusations against the arrested.

MET’i Wales, Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Cheshire’den prepared to support 120 large operations, including more than 850 officers were deployed.

Officers, while arresting an abuse torrent, the demonstrators ‘shame’, ‘terrorists’ and ‘fascist filth’ shouted. Officers tried to eliminate those arrested violent friction erupted. Met said that none of his officers were seriously injured.

Speaking last night, Shadow Ev Secretary Chris Philp estimated that legal costs could cost taxpayers to prosecute the police operation and those who were arrested, including court time and legal assistance.

However, the latest arrests could see that this figure increased by more than £ 4 million.

The cost is more than £ 53 million in which Met has already spent politics in pro -Pilestin protests in the center of London since the October 7 attacks on Israel in 2023.

A protester was moved to an elevator by police officers at a law demonstration to support the banned group Palestinian action

Hundreds of pro -Palestinian campaigns landed in London Parliament Square

Met, during a protest this afternoon, published this photo of Palestinian Action protesters dragging Parliament Square

Speaking on Sunday, Philp said: ‘When you consider the costs of policing and how long prosecution and court processes will cost today, the last bill for today’s stupid stunts may be up to £ 3 million. This is the money that can be spent to capture drug dealers, gang members, telephone thieves and theft.

Those who support a banned organization should feel the full power of the law. The Palestinian action is a violent group aiming to impose their views on others. They smashed the property, destroyed the shelf planes and even attacked a police officer with a sledgehammer.

‘Those who support the Palestinian action illegally support political violence.’

To prevent the depression of London police cells, MET established a ‘prisoner processing point’ on nearby Charles Street.

Under three bazaars, their names and addresses were requested from the arrested activists and fingerprints were taken. Later, they were told to return to a police station on bail and at a future date.

However, some of them immediately returned to the protest in Parliament Square and was re -arrested for violating bail conditions.

69 -year -old Richard Roques from London was among the first people arrested on the edge of the Parliament Square. He brought a poster with the words ‘I support’ written on it. At 13:00 minutes after the arrest of ‘Palestinian action’ added the words.

He was arrested for the second time for allegedly returning to the protest at 13:00 in the morning and violating the bail conditions.

Police officers arrested a 89 -year -old protest in London on Saturday

Until 18:00, the police arrested 365 people for supporting a banned organization and to attack police officers, including five people, including five people.

The officers endured a torrent while arrest, and the demonstrators shouting ‘shame you’, ‘terrorists’ and ‘fascist scum’.

Under the leadership of those arrested – and in some cases, he pushed a hostile crowd to the temporary processing center, which was carried by his arms and legs.

A protester organized a poster supporting Palestine in Parliament Square

Moazzam Beg, a former Guantanamo Bay, was among those arrested yesterday afternoon. Between 2002-2005, he was detained before being released free of charge by US officials.

The protest began at 13.00 on Saturday, when hundreds of activists lived and quietly holding illegal banners.

Defending our juries that organized a protest yesterday claimed that he had protested by holding signs between 600 and 700.

However, Met, 500 to 600 people in Parliament Square, while ‘many of the audience, media or banners are people’ said.

For the first time arrested, William Hancock of Thames Upon Kingston. Talking with MOS, ‘I had a sign that I support the Palestinian action’ he said.

Ian Mursell, a 73 -year -old Battersea, was followed by his son Phillip. The 45 -year -old designer Theresa Jordan said he would refuse to cooperate with the police while being taken.

At 14.17, seven officers arrested a blind man in a wheelchair, saying that his name was ‘Mike’. Duzines protesters, ‘No justice, no peace, no fascist police’ followed by the officers who cheered.

A woman shouted ‘you are disgusting, you are fascist filth.’

Protesters support for Palestinian action in Parliament Square on Saturday

Officers tried to eliminate those arrested violent friction erupted. Met said that none of his officers were seriously injured

Shadow House Secretary Chris Philp estimated that legal costs could cost taxpayers up to 3 million £ to prosecute the police operation and then arrested, including court time and judicial aid.

The protest started at 13:00 when hundreds of activists were sitting and quietly holding illegal banners

Palestinian action supporters are governed by police officers because they take part in a mass action in Parliament Square

To prevent the depression of London’s police cells, Met, the so -called ‘prisoner process’ on the nearby King Charles Street

MET’i Wales, Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Cheshire’den prepared to support 120 people, including more than 850 officers were deployed.

In order to ban the Palestinian action, the legislation made a crime that requires support to show support to the organization, which was sentenced to up to 14 years.

Some activists said they had previously been arrested and showed demonstrations for eco-national groups such as stop oil.

Those arrested, arrested – and in some cases, carried by their arms and legs – there were ugly scenes because a hostile crowd pushed and pushed the officers to the temporary processing center.

A middle -aged man was pushed to the ground by civil servants while fighting against them. Another march organized by the Palestinian coalition gathered in Whitehall. Met said a person was arrested.

The legislation of prohibiting the Palestinian action has made support for the organization, which was sentenced to up to 14 years, a criminal offense.

Interior Minister Yette Cooper said tonight: ‘The Palestinian action was banned based on strong security recommendations after serious attacks of violence, significant injuries and comprehensive criminal damage.’