Former Prime Minister criticizes rally against Israel attacks in Gaza
Boris Johnson has labeled an upcoming rally against Israel attacks in Gaza on Armistice Day as "obscene" and "anti-Semitic." Speaking during a visit to Israel to show his solidarity after the October 7 attacks, Johnson emphasized the importance of Remembrance Sunday in honoring those who fought against Nazism and fascism. He called the planned rally a demonstration in favor of an "antisemitic pogrom."
Johnson advocates for a two-state solution in the Middle East
During his visit, Johnson expressed his support for a two-state solution to help resolve the conflict in the Middle East. He stated that the Israelis cannot have an armed state with a monopoly on violence run by Hamas on their doorstep. While acknowledging the need for a different solution, Johnson emphasized the importance of taking necessary steps to prevent such attacks from happening again.
Former Prime Minister witnesses the devastation caused by Hamas attacks
Johnson visited the Kfar Aza kibbutz, which was targeted by Hamas, and witnessed the harm caused to innocent people. He called on those demonstrating against Israel to see the devastation firsthand, stating that their actions provide hope and support to the terrorists. Johnson praised the efforts of the Israeli troops in trying to keep civilians out of harm's way.
Politicians and veterans unite against disruptive protests on Armistice Day
Ahead of Armistice Day, senior politicians, ex-military chiefs, and war veterans have joined forces to urge demonstrators not to interfere with the sacred events. They called for respect and emphasized that Remembrance Day is an apolitical occasion that unites people of different backgrounds. The government has warned that protests at railway stations will not be tolerated and steps will be taken to deem them unlawful.
Key events planned for Armistice Day
Armistice Day events include a two-minute silence at 11 am, the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall, and a national service of remembrance at the Cenotaph on Whitehall. Transport Secretary Mark Harper has given the go-ahead for arrests to be made at railway stations if necessary. The government is determined to ensure that these events are not overshadowed by disruptive protests.
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