Slogans of "Death to the IDF" Chanted at London Al Quds Day Rally: Police Launch Broad Investigation
Police launch broad investigation into - Chanted at the Al Quds rally in London - London police have launched a large-scale investigation into the "Death to the IDF" slogans chanted during the Al Quds Day rally held in the city. This incident occurred against the backdrop of the tense situation created by the ongoing war in Gaza and has caused a significant public outcry.

During the demonstration, the chanting of these controversial slogans by renowned rapper Bobbi Vylan drew particular attention. These slogans are considered a direct expression of hatred against the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and could be deemed a hate crime under UK legislation.
Although this event was organized as a protest against the situation in Gaza, it took place despite certain restrictions. Participants in the rally displayed posters condemning Israel's actions and called on the international community to show support for Palestinians.
A total of 12 people were arrested during the protest and counter-protests. Among those arrested are individuals accused of disturbing public order and various other offenses. Police have stated that the incidents will be fully investigated.
Al Quds Day is observed annually on the last Friday of Ramadan and aims to express solidarity with the Palestinian people. However, this year's event took place under particularly tense circumstances due to the ongoing war in Gaza.
Law enforcement agencies are continuing their investigations to determine the legal consequences of the chanted slogans and the responsibility of the event organizers. Ensuring public safety and preventing hate speech are considered top priorities.
