Pro-Israel activists attack protesters at London event marketing Israeli settlement homes

Pro-Israel activists attack protesters at London event marketing Israeli settlement homes Submitted by Elis Gjevori on Sun, 06/14/2026 - 17:59 Protesters denounced the sale of occupied Palestinian land as children at a pro-Israel rally called pro-Palestine protesters 'whores' Israeli settlers take part in the Jerusalem Day parade at the Damascus Gate in the old city of Jerusalem on May 14, 2026. (ilia Yefimovich/AFP) Off Pro- Israel activists threatened and attacked anti-apartheid protesters outside a London real estate event accused of marketing property in illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine . Demonstrators gathered outside Edgware United Synagogue on Sunday to protest against the “Great Israeli Real Estate Event”, which activists and rights groups say promoted land theft, apartheid and colonisation under the cover of property sales. Andrey Khrzhanovskiy, a journalist and activist against Israeli settler violence in the occupied West Bank, told Middle East Eye that the scenes reminded him of settler attacks he had witnessed in Palestine. “We are surrounded by a bunch of Zionists who are counter-protesting and attacking people a bunch of Palestinian activists were attacked by the Zionists and then got arrested,” said Khrzhanovskiy. “This is very reminiscent of everything that I've seen in the West Bank…I feel like I've been here before,” he added. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Middle East Eye journalist Maya Saad said from the protest that “rights groups, activists, and more than a hundred British MPs have been calling on the UK government to cancel the event due to its connection to illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine.” Footage published online showed anti-Zionist activists disrupting the event and denouncing the sale of occupied Palestinian land. 'There is no Palestine, we flattened it' A list of participating companies posted by a sponsor earlier this week included at least four groups that advertise properties in