US EditionBeing Jewish ‘never provocative’, says Home Office amid policing row
- The Government stressed that being Jewish should not be considered provocative, in response to a controversy over police actions at a pro-Palestine march by the Metropolitan Police.
- An officer described an antisemitism campaigner as "openly Jewish" at the march, raising concerns about potential reactions.
- The Metropolitan Police issued apologies for the incident, recognizing the need for Jewish individuals to feel safe and that religion should not incite conflict.
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Being Jewish should never be a provocation, Home Office says - as Met Police apologises after threat to arrest antisemitism campaigner
Scotland Yard is twice forced to apologise after an officer used the term "openly Jewish" to describe an antisemitism activist, who was told his presence near a demonstration was "antagonising".
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Being Jewish ‘should never be seen as provocative’, says Home Office
Statement comes after Met police apologised for calling antisemitism campaigner ‘openly Jewish’Being Jewish “should never be seen as provocative”, the government has said after a row over the policing of a pro-Palestine march.In a video released by Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA), the charity’s chief executive, Gideon Falter, who was wearing a kippah skull cap, was told by a Met officer at a pro-Palestine march last Saturday: “You are quite …
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