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Pro-Gaza students 'deliberately' plotting huge Palestine march on October 7 anniversary

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Pro-Gaza students 'deliberately' plotting huge Palestine march on October 7 anniversary

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Pro-Gaza students are planning a mass through the streets of London on the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks. Activists from four London universities have advertised a march through their so-called "complicit" institutions. Last year, Sir Keir Starmer urged a boycott of students' pro-Gaza marches on October 7 , saying it would be "un-British" to protest on the anniversary of Hamas's deadly attack. The Islamist terrorist group murdered some 1,200 civilians and took 251 hostages on October 7, 2021. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Israel then fought back against the terror group in a campaign which has triggered "hate marches" on the streets of Britain almost every week. Jewish students and politicians have now raised the alarm over the march, warning it would increase antisemitism on campuses. Raphi Leon, the president of the Union of Jewish Students (UJS), told The Times: "There are 365 days of the year. The decision to protest on this day is provocative, deliberate and must b

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