Starmer Backs Banning Pro-Palestine Marches, Sparks Free Speech Clash

0:00On May 2nd, UK Prime Minister Kierstarmer says he would backbanding some pro-Palestine marches in certain cases, sparking a big clash with, organizers who call it a direct hit on free speech and assembly rights. This comes right after a brutal stabbing of two Jewish men in North London's Golders Green this week, part of rising attacks on the Jewish community. Starmer also wants stricter crackdowns on chance like Globalize the Intifada, which some see as calls for violence. Members with groups like Stop the War, Pushback Hard, insisting their protests pose zero threat to Jews, thousands of Jewish folks join them against. Israel's actions. They say stewards are already Nick's bad slogans and that attackers aren't linked to the marches at all. Meanwhile, conservative leader Kimi Bodinak, once all pro-Palestine marches banned outright, calling them covers for anti-Jewish intimidation, police chief Mark Rowley warns of a scary mix of hate crimes, terror threats, and foreign meddling targeting British Jews.

1:02Starmer stresses, this is about the non-stop grind of these protests wearing on communities, urging protesters to think about the real impact as talks, with police continue and Middle East tensions fuel the fire.