Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie has travelled to London, England, ahead of an expected tense situation between two groups of protesters.

Anti-Israel protesters are gathering for a rally supporting Palestine and the terrorist group governing it, Hamas.

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman calls the anti-Israel protests on the streets of London "hate marches." She adds that if the Cenotaph is vandalized on Armistice Day, "they must be put into a jail cell faster than their feet can touch the ground." https://t.co/YGet9Xsr5w pic.twitter.com/Vl137Oid7m

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Counter-protesters, meanwhile, including controversial figure Tommy Robinson, are planning to rally around The Cenotaph, a monument dedicated to British soldiers who fell during the First and Second World Wars.

Winston Churchill's grandson, Lord Soames, says a pro-Palestinian rally scheduled for Armistice Day in London should go ahead. "It would be a great mistake to play politics with it," he argues.
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Despite concerns from police over potential clashes, both events are set to go ahead. Which is why Rebel News will be on the ground in England to report on the events that unfold and interview attendees.

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