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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Pro-Palestine Student Protestors March Between University Campuses In London
Pro-Palestine student protestors march between the campuses of King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS), in London, England, on October 7, 2025, marking two years since the beginning of the war in Israel and Palestine. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cautions that the march is ''un-British''. (Photo by Seiya Tanase/NurPhoto) -
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Anchan Gains Freedom After 8 Years In Thailand Prison
August 27, 2025, Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand: Anchan, convicted under Thailands strict lese-majeste law (Section 112), was released after serving 8 years, 4 months, and 19 days, the longest prison term in such a case. She received a royal pardon from King Rama X, on August 5, 2025, in Bangkok, Thailand. (Credit Image: © Nattaphon Phanphongsanon/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves meets with the CEO of the London Stock Exchange
09/07/2025. London. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves meets with the CEO of the London Stock Exchange David Schwimmer at 11 Downing Street. Picture by Simon Walker / HM Treasury
Rachel Reeves is a British politician who serves, since July 2024, as Chancellor of the Exchequer and concurrently Second Lord of the Treasury. A member of the Labour Party, she has been Member of Parliament for Leeds West and Pudsey, formerly Leeds West, since 2010.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves meets with the CEO of the London Stock Exchange
09/07/2025. London. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves meets with the CEO of the London Stock Exchange David Schwimmer at 11 Downing Street. Picture by Simon Walker / HM Treasury
Rachel Reeves is a British politician who serves, since July 2024, as Chancellor of the Exchequer and concurrently Second Lord of the Treasury. A member of the Labour Party, she has been Member of Parliament for Leeds West and Pudsey, formerly Leeds West, since 2010.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves meets with the CEO of the London Stock Exchange
09/07/2025. London. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves meets with the CEO of the London Stock Exchange David Schwimmer at 11 Downing Street. Picture by Simon Walker / HM Treasury
Rachel Reeves is a British politician who serves, since July 2024, as Chancellor of the Exchequer and concurrently Second Lord of the Treasury. A member of the Labour Party, she has been Member of Parliament for Leeds West and Pudsey, formerly Leeds West, since 2010.
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Palestine activists
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Palestine activists
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Palestine activists
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
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10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
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Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
Stop The Hate a pro Israel campaign group counter a protest by LSE students, outside LSE, London, UK.
10th March 2025
Protest Against the launch of
“Understanding Hamas”
at LSE: Stop Radicalising Students
A coalition of Jewish and interfaith groups, led by Stop The Hate UK
alongside 7/10, Christian Action Against Antisemitism, Our Fight, SSI City, SSI Kings, and LSEU Jewish Society, stage a major protest against the London School of Economics (LSE) for hosting the launch of Understanding Hamas-a book that seeks to legitimise a terrorist organisation responsible for the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
The event is being led by an academic who has claimed that referring to Hamas-a
proscribed terrorist organisation under UK law-as terrorists is an “obstacle to peace.”
This is an outrageous distortion of reality. Hamas is responsible for the brutal murder of
Israeli civilians, including Ariel, Shiri, and Kfir, and continues to hold Israeli hostages
captive for over 500 days. Whitewashing their crimes under the guise of academic inquiry is not only dangerous but fuels extremism on British campuses.
“Universities should be places of learning, not platforms for terrorist propaganda. We
refuse to stay silent while institutions are used to spread radicalisation."
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NEWS - London: Freunde und Bekannte gedenken der ermordeten Journalistin Kim Wall
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NEWS - London: Freunde und Bekannte gedenken der ermordeten Journalistin Kim Wall
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NEWS - London: Freunde und Bekannte gedenken der ermordeten Journalistin Kim Wall
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