Outrage as Pro-Palestine Campaign Stunt Labelled "Antisemitic"

James Cleverly condemns offensive projection on Big Ben

James Cleverly has criticized a pro-Palestine campaign stunt outside the Commons as "antisemitic". Protestors sparked outrage by projecting a chant onto Big Ben that calls for the destruction of Israel.

Met officers under fire for not intervening

Met officers faced criticism for not stopping the projection as MPs debated a ceasefire in Gaza. Cleverly insisted that action must be taken to ensure the safety of all, particularly the Jewish community.

No. 10 calls campaign stunt "wrong"

Downing Street labeled the campaign stunt as "wrong" but did not directly address whether police should have intervened. A spokeswoman emphasized that harassment, abuse, and intimidation are unacceptable.

Cabinet ministers offer support to Commons Speaker

Cabinet ministers supported Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay following backlash over the Gaza debate, with Cleverly highlighting the importance of allowing MPs to vote based on their beliefs and conscience.

Accusations of extremism and antisemitism

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticized the rise of extremism and antisemitism, warning that Britain is heading towards a "ghettoised society". She accused Sir Keir Starmer of being influenced by extremists.