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64% : Mr Twist continued: 'While the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) march did not see the sort of physical violence carried out by the right wing, we know that for London's Jewish communities whose fears and concerns we absolutely recognise, the impact of hate crime and in particular anti-Semitic offences is just as significant.
54% : 'Almost 80 years after the end of the Second World War it is shocking to hear nakedly anti-Semitic chants on the streets of London today,' he wrote.
48% : He said: 'There are a number of groups within this counter-protest who are split off and seem intent on seeking confrontation with the main Palestinian march and the policing operation at the moment is being effective in preventing that happening.'READ MORE: Emotional King Charles unveils new statues of his late parents Queen Elizabeth and Prince PhilipAdvertisementMr Twist said the main march involved tens of thousands of people and added: 'This is the biggest march that we've seen in this phase and at the moment there are no issues with it.
48% : He said: 'There are a number of groups within this counter-protest who are split off and seem intent on seeking confrontation with the main Palestinian march and the policing operation at the moment is being effective in preventing that happening.'A counter-protester is detained by police in Parliament Square in central LondonPolice block counter-protesters in central London yesterday during a pro-Palestinian marchOfficers arrest a counter-protester in Parliament Square during pro-Palestine marchesRight-wing protesters clash with police officers near Parliament Square on SaturdayA counter-protester swipes at a riot police officer in Parliament SquarePolice officers prevented people from leaving the White Swan pub (pictured) on Vauxhall Bridge Road so they did not 'cause aggro'Men hold cans of beer and shout at police officers as they are encircled in order to prevent further violenceA right-wing protester is seen appearing to assault a pro-Palestine protester as a second attempts of interveneA pro-Palestinian supporter clashes with a right-wing protester in LondonMr Twist said the main march involved tens of thousands of people and added: 'This is the biggest march that we've seen in this phase and at the moment there are no issues with it.
47% : He said their actions do 'not defend the honour of our Armed Forces, but utterly disrespects them', adding: 'That is true for EDL thugs attacking police officers and trespassing on the Cenotaph, and it is true for those singing antisemitic chants and brandishing pro-Hamas signs and clothing on today's protest.'Mr Sunak said he would be meeting the Met chief, adding: 'All criminality must be met with the full and swift force of the law.READ MORE - Pro-Palestinian protesters say 'more than 800,000' marched to US Embassy Advertisement'That is what I told the Met Police Commissioner on Wednesday, that is what they are accountable for and that is what I expect.'Mr Sunak has so far maintained confidence in his Home Secretary, even after a week in which ministers distanced themselves from her claims homelessness is a 'lifestyle choice'.There has been speculation that the Prime Minister will carry out a ministerial reshuffle, which could see Mrs Braverman moved, but not before next week's Supreme Court ruling on the Rwanda deportation policy championed by her.
40% : 'A week of intense debate about protest and policing' helped 'increase community tensions', he said.
39% : The Metropolitan Police has said 'intense debate about protest and policing' helped 'increase community tensions' before the chaos at Armistice Day yesterday which saw more than 100 arrests.
38% : In doing so, she demeans her office.'Sir Keir said some among the pro-Palestinian demonstrators incited violence, glorified Hamas or called for Israel's destruction and 'should be dealt with firmly by the law'.
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