London police say four suspects arrested for public order offenses while fifth obstructed officers from detaining two people 'who shouted slogans involving calls for intifada' The post UK makes first ...

Police in London and Manchester, England, say they will now arrest pro-Palestinian protesters who chant the phrase “globalize the intifada,” in a policy change responding to the deadly terror attack ...

The Met Police and Greater Manchester Police have said demonstrators who use the slogan in the wake of the Bondi Beach attack will be detained.

The Metropolitan and Greater Manchester forces earlier said they would make arrests over "globalise the intifada" chants.

While Chris Minns has labelled the slogan ‘hateful, violent rhetoric’, others view it as an expression of support for Palestinians. Should contested phrases be outlawed?

The BBC has removed a description of the 1987-93 intifada, in which unarmed Palestinian protesters confronted Israeli troops, following pro-Israel pressure ...

Around 300 people gather at town hall after premier said protest organisers were ‘unleashing forces that they can’t control’ ...

Police earlier warned anyone using the chant would be arrested as ‘context has changed’ after Bondi terror attack ...

Police in London and Manchester will take a “more assertive” approach to protesters who call for intifada, according to a joint statement from the two forces following antisemitic attacks in Australia ...

Violent acts have taken place, the context has changed, words have meaning and consequence,' the forces said in a joint statement on Wednesday. The decision comes three days after the antisemitic ...

The police in London and Manchester said they would take a “more assertive” approach after the Bondi Beach massacre and a ...

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley and Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson announced on December 17 that they would arrest protesters chanting “globalise the ...