Tommy Robinson Removed by Police from Anti-Antisemitism Rally

Police escorted Tommy Robinson from a London anti-antisemitism march on Sunday amid concerns of disruption.

The event, organized by Campaign Against Antisemitism, anticipated tens of thousands of participants and occurred after pro-Palestinian protests called for a ceasefire in Gaza.

This follows a temporary truce and recent prisoner exchanges between Hamas and Israel. The ex-leader of a far-right group, Robinson had previously clashed with officers during Armistice Day protests.

The Metropolitan Police had stated his attendance was unwelcome and promised to address any disturbances at the march. Robinson was spotted in a dispute with officers near the Royal Courts of Justice before being led away.