Keir Starmer confronted on prepare to Glasgow by pro-Palestine protester
Keir Starmer has been heckled on a prepare by a pro-Palestine protester whereas on the best way to Scotland.
The Labour chief was on his option to a charity occasion in Glasgow when he was approached by a person who filmed the interplay. The footage seems to indicate Starmer wanting again on the man whereas remaining sat in his seat, earlier than he’s ushered away by aides.
After approaching Starmer and a colleague, the prepare protester mentioned: “Keir, how many more children in Palestine have to die before you call for a ceasefire? Over 7000 children have died. Over 7000 children have been slaughtered by Israel. This is unacceptable. What happened to human rights? What happened to democracy?
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“We call for peace. We call for democracy. We don’t see any of that when it comes to the Palestinians. 7000 children. How many more have to die? Where is your humanity, where is your humanity?”
The video ends with the person being proven out the carriage by members of Starmer’s workers, stories the Daily Record. Keir was later met with a separate demonstration after arriving at Glasgow Central Station on Thursday night.
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Demonstrators adopted him out of the station earlier than gathering outdoors the Crowne Plaza resort, the place Scottish Labour chief Anas Sarwar was accused by the group of “supporting genocide”. Police Scotland mentioned two individuals had been arrested in reference to allegedly assaulting law enforcement officials outdoors the resort.
A power spokesperson mentioned: “We are conscious of an ongoing protest at a premises on Congress Road, Glasgow, and an earlier protest within the Gordon Street space of town. Officers are in attendance at Congress Road and interesting with the group. Two individuals have been arrested in reference to assaulting law enforcement officials at Congress Road and inquiries are ongoing. There have been no stories of any accidents at both protest.” The Mirror have contacted British Transport Police and the Labour occasion for remark.
